Dr. Jack Rubin MD

Medical Director and Chief Executive Officer , Los Angeles Vascular Center


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Council Member Biography

Jack Rubin, MD, has been Medical Director of DaVita Los Angeles Dialysis Center in California since January 1999. Dr. Rubin has also been Medical Director and Chief Executive Officer of Los Angeles Vascular Center (LAVC) in Inglewood, California since June 2006. LAVC performs outpatient procedures to correct problems with vascular accesses in dialysis patients, angiograms of the legs, and stenoses repairs of femoral arteries of the legs in patients with peripheral arterial disease. Dr. Rubin has also testified on behalf of plaintiffs and defendants in malpractice cases in California, Arizona, and Puerto Rico and is Medical Examiner for the California Board of Medicine. Dr. Rubin has been involved in non-healing wound care, and is an expert in the area of decubitus ulcers and their treatment. (This is me - Update Profile)


Employment History

2006 - Unspecified
Medical Director and Chief Executive Officer , Los Angeles Vascular Center
1999 - Unspecified
Medical Director, Davita Los Angeles Dialysis Center

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Tekturan losers blood pressure and proteinuria simultaneously

May 27, 2008

New data show Tekturna HCT® is twice as effective at reducing blood pressure than the diuretic HCT alone | www.novartis.com

While no more would argue that control of systolic hypertension is crucial to preventing the consequences of hypertension such as congestive heart failure, MI's, left ventricular hyperthrophy, stroke and kidney failure there are other factors that are associated with these disease states. One of these is proteinuria.

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November 6, 2006

MEDICARE ADDS PERFORMANCE-BASED PAYMENTS FOR PHYSICIANS | www.cms.hhs.gov

This drug is from a new class of agents that treat type II diabetes. The advantages of this class of drugs is that there is no hypoglycemia nor is there weight gain on those patients being treated with them. 

Benefits of Novartis Combination Drug Regimen

June 16, 2006

Novartis Reports Two Heart Drugs Are Safe, Effective | online.wsj.com

Novartis is introducing a combination of valosartan and amlodipine to treat hypertension in the marketplace. This is a good combination because those patients who cannot tolerate ACE-I due to cough or, more rarely, angioneurotic edema, can now use this new agent to treat hypertension instead of Lotrel, which has as combination of an ACE-I and amlodipine.

Valosartan offers not only renal and cardiac protection, an effect seen independent of blood pressure control, it also reduces the pedal edema seen in many patients using amlodipine.

Other benefits are having a combination drug giving 2 different acting agents for one copayment price.

Reduciton of neovascularization using Rosigiltazone

June 16, 2006

Rosiglitazone may delay progression of severe diabetic retinopathy | www.ophthalmologytimes.com

Diabetics had fewer instances of neovascularization of their retinas while using Rosiglitazone.

This could lower the morbidity of diabetic retinopathy in diabetic patients as well as lowering health care cost for diabetic retinopathy in these patients.

Use of Zerenex in ESRD as a phosphate binder

June 7, 2006

Zerenex in Phase II Clinical Development for Treatment of Hyperphosphatemia in ESRD Patients | www.eneph.com

 Zerenex is a phosphate binder that contains iron.

This could be a new phosphate binder without danger of lanthanam build up as could be seen with Fosrenol.

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