
Michael N. Sills, M.D., F.A.C.C.
Clinical Cardiologist and Echocardiography
Dr. Michael N. Sills, Clinical Cardiologist and Echocardiography Dr. Michael Sills is Board-Certified in Internal Medicine and Cardiology.
Dr. Sills is an attending cardiologist at Baylor University Medical Center in Dallas. He is currently Assistant Chief of Cardiology and the Medical Director of the non-invasive laboratory at Hunt Regional Medical Center at Greenville. His special interests include valvular heart disease (including mitral valve prolapse), congestive heart failure, adult congenital heart disease, and lipid disorders and preventive cardiology. Dr. Sills offices at CCT's Dallas clinic at the Baylor University Medical Center, and also at our Greenville clinic.
He is very active in the teaching program at the medical center for housestaff and cardiology fellows. Dr. Sills is a past board member of the American Heart Association and is currently assistant editor of the American Journal of Cardiology.
Publications
- Sills MN, XuYC. Barrachini E, Goodman RH, Cooperman S, Madel G, Chien KR: Expression of diverse sodium channel mRNAs in rat Myocardium: Evidence for a cardiac specific sodium Channel; Journal of Clinical Investigation 1989; 84:331
- Kahn JK, McGhie I, Sills MN, Henderson E, Akers M, Faber T, Kulkarni P, Willerson JT, Corbett JR; Quantitative rotational tomography with Thallium - 201 and Tc - 99m methoxyisobutyl isonitrile; Circulation 1989; 79:1282
- Cigarroa R, Lang RA, Popma JJ, Sills MN, Hillis LD: Effects of intracoronary ethanol on coronary blood flow; American Heart Journal 1990: 119:254
- Cigarroa R, Lang RA, Popma JJ, Sills MN, Hillis LD: Effects of intracoronary ethanol on coronary blood flow; New England Journal of Medicine 1989; 321:1557
- Kahn JK, Sills MN, Corbett JR, Willerson JT: What is the role of nuclear cardiology in clinical medicine? Chest 1990; 97:442
- Sills MN, Xu YC, Cooperman S, Mandel G, Chien KR: Molecular characterization of cardiac sodium channels: expression of brain - a and a new member of the family of sodium channel genes in rat myocardium; Clinical Research 1998; 26:318
- Sills MN, Xu YC, Barrachni E, Goodman RH, Cooperman S, Mandel G, Chien KR: Diversity of Sodium Channel mRNAs: Evidence for a Cardiac Specific Gene; Circulation 1988; 78:11,4:101
- Kahn JK, McGhee I, Sills MN, Katz J, Willerson JT, Corbett JR: Use of gated Tc-99m RP30 tomography to distinguish alchemic fraom infracted myocardium in patients with coronary artery disease; circulation 1988; 78:11, 4:763
- Kahn JK, McGhie I, Sills MN, Faber T, Akers M, Willerson JT, Corbett JR; Assessment of myocardial viability with Tc-99m methozysiobutyl isonitrile (MIBI) and gated tomography in patients with coronary artery disease; Journal of the American College of Cardiology 1989; 13:2A, 98A
- Kahn JK, McGhie I, Sills MN, Faber T, Akers M, Willerson JT, Corbett JR: Superiority of Tc-99m methoxysiobutyl isontrile compared to thallium - 201 for the tomographic assessment of coronary artry stenoses; Journal of the American College of Cardiology 1989; 12:2A, 31A
- McGhie I, Corbett JR, Sills MN, Akers M, Willerson JT, Regional depletion of myocardial catecholamine stores following acute myocardial infarction; Clinical Research 1989; 42: 221
- Cigarroa R, Lange RA, Popma JJ, Sills MN, Hillis LD: Effects of inhaled cocaine on coronary blood flow Circulation 1990: 80: 11, 4:351



