Antony Y. Kim, MD

Assistant Professor of Medicine

Dr. Antony Kim is an expert cardiologist specializing in clinical heart failure and heart transplantation. He is highly skilled in the medical management of heart failure.

He is currently investigating the pathogenesis of cardiomyopathy--the origin and development of heart failure. Dr. Kim's research interests also include vascular biology in heart failure, and more specifically in endothelial function involving various pathologic states. His research extends to hemostasis and thrombosis related to cardiovascular disease.

Dr. Kim is an accomplished scientist and has received many honors and awards for his promising laboratory research.

Practice Location

Center for Advanced Medicine
5758 S. Maryland Avenue
Chicago, IL 60637

Year Started Practice

1994

Board Certification

Internal Medicine

Medical School

Louisiana State University

Residency

Georgetown University

Fellowship

Johns Hopkins University

Memberships

American College of Cardiology
American Heart Association
American Medical Association

Languages Spoken

English
Korean

Email

tkim@medicine.bsd.uchicago.edu

Office Phone

(773) 702-9396

Office Fax

(773) 834-1764

Office Postal Address

Anthony Y. Kim, MD
University of Chicago Medical Center
5841 S. Maryland Avenue, MC 2016
Chicago, IL 60637

Clinical Interests

• Cardiology
• Heart failure
• Heart transplant
• Hemostasis/thrombosis
• Vascular biology

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Selected Publications

Sperry JL, Deming CB, Bian C, Walinsky PL, Kass DA, Kolodgie FD, Virmani R, Kim AY, Rade JJ. Wall Tension Is A Potent Negative Regulator of In Vivo Thrombomodulin Expression. Circulation Research- in press

Kim AY, Walinsky PL, Kolodgie FD, Bian C, Sperry JL, Deming CB, Peck EA, Shake JG, Ang GB, Esmon CT, Virmani R, Stuart RS, Rade JJ. Early Loss of Thrombomodulin Expression Impairs Vein Graft Thromboresistance- Implications for Vein Graft Failure. Circ Res 2002 90: 205 - 212