About Me
Over 18 years dedicated to interventional cardiology and complex procedures that change patients' lives.
Years of experience
Interventions performed
Scientific publications
I chose interventional cardiology because it is the field where clinical decisions translate directly into tangible outcomes. Every procedure is a dialogue between anatomy, physiology, and human context — there are no generic solutions. I work with complex cases, but complexity is not the goal: it is the consequence of patients who need more than a standard approach. What drives me is the moment when a well-considered strategy becomes years of life gained.
Dr. Marc Mădălin
Senior Interventional Cardiologist
Accreditations & Affiliations
Active member of European and national professional communities.
European Society of Cardiology 
European Association of Percutaneous Cardiovascular Interventions 
Romanian Society of Cardiology 
Romanian College of Physicians Professional Background
Education & Credentials
- General Medicine — Faculty of Medicine and Pharmacy, Oradea (2001–2007)
- Cardiology Residency — top 5% nationwide
- Doctor of Medicine (PhD) — Interventional Cardiology
- Senior Physician in Cardiology — highest clinical grade
Clinical Positions
- "Niculae Stăncioiu" Heart Institute, Cluj-Napoca — Invasive Cardiology Department
- "George I.M. Georgescu" Cardiovascular Diseases Institute, Iași
- MONZA ARES Hospital, Cluj-Napoca
- MedLife Hyperclinica, Cluj-Napoca
Competencies & Affiliations
- Interventional cardiology
- Transthoracic echocardiography
- Vascular Doppler ultrasound
- Romanian College of Physicians
Clinical Approach
Every procedure starts with the same question: what real benefit does it bring this patient? The evaluation integrates anatomical findings with physiological relevance and long-term prognostic impact — not just what the imaging shows, but what it means for the patient's outcome. Decisions are made within a multidisciplinary framework, not in isolation.
Immediate technical success matters. But the central objective remains lasting clinical benefit — with as few complications and reinterventions as possible.
Research
Research activity with 21 publications and over 160 citations in interventional cardiology.
- Physiological assessment after acute coronary intervention
- Therapeutic decision stratification in multidisciplinary Heart Team
- TAVI complications and optimization
- Coronary-subclavian steal syndrome