William R. Roeske, MD

  • Professor Emeritus of Medicine & Pharmacology
Research Interests: 

Cardiac receptors in growth and hypertrophy Investigation of alterations of receptors in experimental models of hypertension or in development Echo-Doppler correlates congestive heart failure Examining alterations in measurable velocities and blood flow in normal vs. patients with congestive heart failure in carefully controlled clinical studies Research Activities Cardiovascular pharmacology of autonomic receptor drugs Molecular biology of five types of receptors with specific drugs Correlation of the development of the beta adrenergic receptor and other postreceptor mechanisms in the developing heart Noninvasive evaluation of left ventricular function and performance Differences between muscarinic receptors in the heart and other tissues

Degrees
  • MD: Stanford University – Lucile Packard Children's Hospital, 1970
Honors and Awards
  • Member, American Society of Clinical Investigators
Residency
  • University Hospitals of Cleveland – Case Western Reserve University (Cleveland, OH), Internal Medicine, 1971-1973
Internship
  • Case Western Reserve University (Cleveland, OH), Internal Medicine, 1970-1971
Fellowship
  • Case Western Reserve University (Cleveland, OH), Cardiology, 1973-1976
  • University of California San Diego, Cardiology
Board Certifications
  • American Board of Internal Medicine, Internal Medicine - General
  • American Board of Internal Medicine, Cardiovascular Disease - Subspecialty