Daniel S. Menees

Daniel S. Menees is a Clinical Associate Professor of Internal Medicine at the University of Michigan and serves as Program Director for the Interventional Cardiology Fellowship. He is affiliated with the Samuel and Jean Frankel Cardiovascular Center, where he contributes to clinical practice, education, and research in cardiology.

His research focuses on interventional cardiology, particularly transcatheter solutions for structural heart defects like tricuspid regurgitation and coronary revascularization challenges. Recent publications highlight innovations in edge-to-edge repair for congenital heart defects and transcatheter valve replacement technologies.

Dr. Menees has published extensively in high-impact journals like JACC: Cardiovascular Interventions, with recent work analyzing outcomes of intravascular lithotripsy in percutaneous coronary interventions. His expertise spans minimally invasive techniques and risk-benefit analyses in complex cases.

As a mentor, Dr. Menees actively supervises fellows and trainees in interventional cardiology. His collaborations with researchers like Dr. Hitinder Gurm and Dr. Nikhil Duggal emphasize team-based approaches to advancing cardiovascular care.