Dr. Landstrom is a physician-scientist trained in pediatric cardiology, human genetics, and molecular pharmacology.  He completed an MD and PhD from Mayo Clinic College of Medicine, with a research focus on the genetics of cardiovascular disease with Michael Ackerman – a leading expert in long QT syndrome and cardiovascular genetics.  He completed a pediatric residency at Texas Children’s Hospital, part of Baylor College of Medicine, as well as fellowships in pediatric cardiology and an advanced fellowship in pediatric electrophysiology.  He also completed a research fellowship in molecular physiology and biophysics with Xander Wehrens – a leading expert in cardiovascular molecular physiology.

Currently, Dr. Landstrom is a faculty member in the Duke Department of Pediatrics, Division of Cardiology and the Department of Cell Biology.   He has affiliations with a number of research entities including Duke MEDx,  the Duke Cardiovascular Research Center,  and the Duke Children’s Health and Discovery Initiative.   He is a faculty member of the Duke University Program in Genetics and Genomics as well as Cell and Molecular Biology.   He sees pediatric, and young adult, patients at Duke Children’s Health Center as part of Duke Health.

Dr. Landstrom specializes in the evaluation of families who have experienced the sudden and unexplained death of a child or young adult. He also specializes in diagnosis and treatment of arrhythmic, cardiomyopathy, and cardiovascular genetic diseases.

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