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Hospital-at-Home Care Model Shown Safe and Effective in Heart Failure Management

Decongestion, therapy titration and readmission rates comparable to those with traditional hospital care

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Advances and Dilemmas in Multiorgan Heart Transplantation

Highlights and insights from recent Cleveland Clinic experience

cardiac amyloidosis as seen on cardiac MRI

AI Tool Improves Accuracy of Diagnosing Cardiac Amyloidosis on MRI

Model shows promise in differentiating from hypertrophic cardiomyopathy and other conditions

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Assessing Efficacy of Cerebral Embolic Protection in TAVR by Geography

Post hoc analysis of PROTECTED TAVR finds reduced stroke risk in the U.S. but not beyond

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A New Paradigm in Managing Ventricular Septal Rupture After Myocardial Infarction

Transvalvular LVAD support transforms emergency surgery into urgent procedure

postoperative ventilation tube

Clinical Assessment and Collaboration Drive Sustained Improvement in Post-CABG Prolonged Ventilation Rates

How Cleveland Clinic supported an alliance hospital to improve early extubation practices

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Care of STEMI Patients Referred for Primary PCI: Expert Consensus Statement Aims to Fill Gaps

SCAI document focuses on technical aspects of care where clear guidance had been lacking

Obstructive hypertrophic cardiomyopathy

REMS Update: Mavacamten Still Effective in Treating Real-World Patients With HCM

Few patients report left ventricular dysfunction or heart failure after one year

cardiac MRI showing obstructive hypertrophic cardiomyopathy

Final VALOR-HCM Report: At 128 Weeks, Mavacamten Sustains Gains in HCM Patients

Avoidance of septal reduction therapy continues while LVEF dysfunction remains infrequent

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