Uploaded December 2014 | Updated September 2026, 2 hours ago
Dr. Marye Gleva is a cardiac electrophysiologist at the Washington University and Barnes-Jewish Heart & Vascular Center, specializing in heart arrhythmia disorders.
To schedule an appointment with Dr. Gleva, visit: barnesjewish.org/requestappointment/?physician=Doctor+Marye+J+Gleva
Cardiac Electrophysiology handles patients with heart rhythm problems and so one of the big heart rhythm problems is the risk of rhythm related arrest or sudden cardiac arrest. The Heart & Vascular team handles the fast heart beats and the slow heart beats and the different types of heart beats and part of Barnes Jewish Hospital’s legacy is with the Cox Maze procedure and all the work that cardiac thoracic surgery has done and advancing everyone’s understanding of atrial fibrillation. The Heart & Vascular Center has world leaders and expertise in all of the heart rhythm associated issues as well as the rest of cardiovascular disease. Specialists have access to new technology and emerging technology that no other center really has so it’s the best of both worlds, personalized care and high tech advancements of care with a patient focus in mind. If you have symptoms, don’t wait, that’s your body telling you to look further to do something. It’s important to talk to your general cardiologist or internist, get an electro cardiogram and then schedule an appointment so the Heart & Vascular team can help either manage your condition medically or with procedures or other problems or other issues if needed. Patient care comes first so regardless of what’s going on, the team takes care of the patient in front of them. The most important thing is doing the very best thing for the patient.
If you are experiencing symptoms and would like to learn your treatment options for atrial fibrillation, visit: barnesjewish.org/formbuilder/forms.aspx?formid=73705&sid=7
Dr. Marye Gleva is a cardiac electrophysiologist at the Washington University and Barnes-Jewish Heart & Vascular Center, specializing in heart arrhythmia disorders.
To schedule an appointment with Dr. Gleva, visit: barnesjewish.org/requestappointment/?physician=Doctor+Marye+J+Gleva
Cardiac Electrophysiology handles patients with heart rhythm problems and so one of the big heart rhythm problems is the risk of rhythm related arrest or sudden cardiac arrest. The Heart & Vascular team handles the fast heart beats and the slow heart beats and the different types of heart beats and part of Barnes Jewish Hospital’s legacy is with the Cox Maze procedure and all the work that cardiac thoracic surgery has done and advancing everyone’s understanding of atrial fibrillation. The Heart & Vascular Center has world leaders and expertise in all of the heart rhythm associated issues as well as the rest of cardiovascular disease. Specialists have access to new technology and emerging technology that no other center really has so it’s the best of both worlds, personalized care and high tech advancements of care with a patient focus in mind. If you have symptoms, don’t wait, that’s your body telling you to look further to do something. It’s important to talk to your general cardiologist or internist, get an electro cardiogram and then schedule an appointment so the Heart & Vascular team can help either manage your condition medically or with procedures or other problems or other issues if needed. Patient care comes first so regardless of what’s going on, the team takes care of the patient in front of them. The most important thing is doing the very best thing for the patient.
If you are experiencing symptoms and would like to learn your treatment options for atrial fibrillation, visit: barnesjewish.org/formbuilder/forms.aspx?formid=73705&sid=7
