Christian Perzanowski, MD, is board certified in both cardiovascular diseases and electrophysiology. He joined Bay Area Cardiology Associates PA, with locations in Brandon, Sun City Center, Riverview, and Tampa, Florida, in 2011.Dr. Perzanowski specializes in catheter ablation for atrial fibrillation (AF), including more advanced forms of persistent AF.
Christian Perzanowski, MD, is board certified in both cardiovascular diseases and electrophysiology. He joined Bay Area Cardiology Associates PA, with locations in Brandon, Sun City Center, Riverview, and Tampa, Florida, in 2011.Dr. Perzanowski specializes in catheter ablation for atrial fibrillation (AF), including more advanced forms of persistent AF.
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Did not reach conclusion, don’t know what to do
(3 days ago)
Aug-2026
I had a list of questions and he answered all of them. As well as giving me important information I needed for living with AFIB.
(1 week ago)
Aug-2026
I liked very much good Dr good people.
(1 week ago)
Aug-2026
Awesome dr. Great personality!
(2 weeks ago)
Jul-2026
Very professional and through
(2 weeks ago)
Jul-2026
Great job as always. Answered all my questions explain to me very clearly what to expect.
(2 weeks ago)
Jul-2026
He is the best!! The wait time is worth it.
He's honest, he doesn't know the answer he will find it out
(2 weeks ago)
Jul-2026
The doctor took his time, answering all questions. Very nice!
(2 weeks ago)
Jul-2026
Apparently too many people are booked for same time as didn’t get to see doctor for 45 minutes after appointment time.
(2 weeks ago)
Jul-2026
Never seen...1-1/2 hours past my appt time and was told there were still 2 more ahead of me
Christian Perzanowski, MD, is board certified in both cardiovascular diseases and electrophysiology. He joined Bay Area Cardiology Associates PA, with locations in Brandon, Sun City Center, Riverview, and Tampa, Florida, in 2011.Dr. Perzanowski specializes in catheter ablation for atrial fibrillation (AF), including more advanced forms of persistent AF. He obtained his ablation training for complex arrhythmias as well as cardiac rhythm device implants while completing a fellowship at Duke University Medical Center in Durham, North Carolina.His main focus is on the treatment of atrial fibrillation, particularly the use of novel software to better characterize the underlying heart tissue, shorten the procedure duration, and enhance outcomes. The use of fluoroscopy (X-rays) is very low with most procedures. Dr. Perzanowski takes a very personal approach to each patient and is devoted to continuous improvement in the care of patients with AF and other challenging arrhythmias. He enjoys participating in clinical research and has presented at major electrophysiology meetings. While a fellow at Duke University, he was inducted into Sigma Xi, the scientific research honor society. Dr. Perzanowski continues to maintain a close relationship with Duke University and is on the board directors of the Duke University Cooperative Cardiovascular Society (DUCCS). He most recently served as an investigator for the NIH-sponsored RAID trial.Dr. Perzanowski performs procedures at Brandon Regional and Tampa General Hospitals.
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Did not reach conclusion, don’t know what to do
I had a list of questions and he answered all of them. As well as giving me important information I needed for living with AFIB.
I liked very much good Dr good people.
Awesome dr. Great personality!
Very professional and through
Great job as always. Answered all my questions explain to me very clearly what to expect.
He is the best!! The wait time is worth it. He's honest, he doesn't know the answer he will find it out
The doctor took his time, answering all questions. Very nice!
Apparently too many people are booked for same time as didn’t get to see doctor for 45 minutes after appointment time.
Never seen...1-1/2 hours past my appt time and was told there were still 2 more ahead of me