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David Alphonso Hector, II. MD
Cardiologist | Interventional Cardiology
619 South Fleishel Avenue Tyler Texas, 75701About
An interventional cardiologist with an impeccable reputation, David Alphonso Hector II, MD, FACP, FACC, FSCAI, FAAC, remains in practice at Tyler Cardiovascular Consultants, which is a comprehensive cardiac care clinic located in Tyler, Texas. Tyler Cardiovascular Consultants have been serving the residents of Tyler and surrounding communities for the past 25 years, putting forth their efforts to bring the highest quality in cardiac care in East Texas. Equipped with the latest technology in cardiology today and supported by a team of highly skilled physicians and other healthcare professionals, Tyler Cardiovascular Consultants is recognized as the most experienced cardiology research and treatment clinic in the region. As interventional cardiologist, Dr. Hector II uses catheter-based procedures to treat structural heart disorders. Dr. David A. Hector II is well known for his expertise and finesse in catheterization, as well as for the many positive outcomes he has achieved for his patients. In addition to his role with Tyler Cardiovascular Consultants, Dr. Hector II is an attending physician at the East Texas Medical Center (ETMC) Tyler, which is the regional referral facility at the center of a growing group of mini-systems throughout East Texas. He practices at EMTC’ Cardiology Clinics in Henderson and Jacksonville, Texas, as well as EMTC Cardiovascular Institute in Tyler, Texas. Furthermore, he is on staff at Trinity Mother Frances Hospital and Clinics in Tyler, Texas. Endowed with exceptional communication skills and educational dedication, Dr. Hector II was a Professor of Medicine and Cardiology at the University of Texas earlier in his career.
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Education and Training
University of Cincinnati College of Medicine
Board Certification
American Board of Internal Medicine- Internal Medicine
Cardiovascular Disease
Interventional Cardiology
Provider Details
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David Alphonso Hector, II. MD's Expert Contributions
Is heart failure usually sudden?
Heart failure usually comes on gradually. But depending on the ideology it can be sudden. READ MORE
Will my stress cause me to have a heart attack?
Yes, if you have a heart condition or predisposing heart disease. READ MORE
Can you die from an irregular heartbeat?
Some cardiac arrhythmias or irregular heartbeat can be serious. Ventricular tachycardia or ventricular fabulation can be associated with sudden cardiac death. On the other hand occasional PACs or PVCs are not that uncommon. They are mainly benign. I would recommend you see a cardiologist and get a heart monitor. As well as an echocardiogram. READ MORE
Can a heart murmur be fatal?
Yes, a heart murmur can be fatal. A murmur that's severe or critical, Aortic Stenosis, can cause heart failure, angina, syncope, and sudden death. READ MORE
Can high cholesterol increase my chances of a heart problem?
Hyperlipidemia or high cholesterol level is one of the risk factors for heart disease mainly coronary artery disease. READ MORE
Is a pacemaker implant safe?
Pacemaker implant is very safe. But as with any invasive procedure, there are associated risks. READ MORE
Does diabetes have an impact on the heart?
Diabetes is one of the major risk factors for coronary artery disease. It is a major risk factor for any major cardiovascular disease, including cerebrovascular disease and peri feral vascular disease. It should be treated aggressively. READ MORE
Expert Publications
Data provided by the National Library of Medicine- Relationship between myosin denaturation and the colour of low-voltage-electrically-stimulated beef.
- Possible association of cutaneous telangiectasia with cardiac myxoma.
- Quantitative thin-layer chromatography of ATP and the products of its degradation in meat tissue.
- Considerations in the surgical management of ventricular septal defect and aortic insufficiency--a case report.
Areas of expertise and specialization
Faculty Titles & Positions
- Past President, Tyler Chapter of the American Heart Association -
Awards
- Army Commendation Medal Year US Army
Professional Memberships
- Society of Cardiovascular Computed Tomography
- American Society of Echocardiography
- American Heart Association
- Texas Medical Association
- Smith County Medical Society
Fellowships
- Cleveland Clinic Foundation Cardiovascular Disease and Interventional Cardiology
Internships
- Good Samaritan Hospital
Fellowships
- Cleveland Clinic Foundation (Interventional Cardiology)
Professional Society Memberships
- University of Texas Ardent Health Developmental Board
What do you attribute your success to?
Hard Work, Dedication, Desire to Always do the Best
Hobbies / Sports
- Radio Control Flying Objects
David Alphonso Hector, II. MD's Practice location
Tyler, Texas 75701Get Direction
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2401 Sse Loop 323 -Tyler, TX 75701Get Direction
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2608 Mcdonald Rd -Tyler, TX 75701Get Direction
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Get to know Interventional Cardiologist Dr. David Alphonso Hector, II, who serves the population of Tyler, Texas.
Dr. Hector is a cardiologist at Tyler Cardiovascular Consultants in Tyler, TX and is affiliated with East Texas Medical Center and Trinity Mother Francis Hospital. He has over 26 years of experience specializing in interventional cardiology.
Educated at the University of Cincinnati College of Medicine, Dr. Hector completed his internship and residency at Good Samaritan Hospital and a fellowship through the Cleveland Clinic Foundation. He is board certified by the American Board of Internal Medicine and is a past president of the Tyler Chapter of the American Heart Association.
Dr. Hector attributes his success to hard work, dedication, and a desire to always do his best. In his free time, he enjoys radio-controlled flying objects.
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