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Heart attack victim: to be oart of oroari B %0 at medical school By Mary Jo Miller Heart attack victims in the Columbia area will soor opportunity for a unique cardiac rehabilitation ] thanks to a joint project between the USC School of P the College of Health and the Physical E Department. The program, which uses a treatment approach < tion, psychology, diet and exercise, is being directed Durstine, assistant professor in the College of Healt Durstine previously worked with a similar and hi cessful program at the University of Toledo in Ohic ,4I can't say that USC's program is any one persoi child. I was hired two years ago to develop and woi cardiac rehabilitation program with Dr. C.B. Hop chief executive officer." The program will treat physician-referred victims c heart attacks and bypass surgery in three phases. The first phase occurs while the patient is sti hospital, and consists of general diet, exercies and * programs. The second phase, consisting of a supervised exei gram, begins after a patient has been discharged, an to 12 weeks. The third phase immediately follows the second tinues the supervised exercise, dietary, educatic psychological aspects begun in the first phase. This p last nine months to a year. Durstine said he hopes to add another phase in the providing the patients with a permanent place to exer 111 i It f\ft 1 uiuiciiig uuv lawuuivj. The advantages to using this multiple intervention to treatment are obvious, Durstine said. "Cardiovascular disease is a multi-faceted disea: we must intervene in as many related problems as pos other larger program in Columbia does this." USC's program is modeled after a nationally know rehabilitation program at Wake Forest University. 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