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Link Discovered Between Excess Niacin and Cardiovascular Disease

Newly identified pathway may explain the so-called niacin paradox

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New AHA Statement Clarifies Cath Lab Role in Out-of-Hospital Cardiac Arrest

Guidance on the often-fatal condition through an interventional cardiology lens

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Vital Statistics in Adult Cardiac Surgery, Valve Surgery and Aorta Surgery

Check out our latest volume and outcomes data in these key areas

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Long-Term Outcomes of Mitral Valve Repair for Degenerative MR Worse in Women Than Men

A call for surgical guidelines to adopt sex-specific thresholds of LV size and function

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Koji Hashimoto, MD, and team
February 2, 2024/Digestive/Research

Combined Cardiac Surgery and Liver Transplant Is a New Option for Highly Selected Patients

New research indicates feasibility and helps identify which patients could benefit

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Low Mortality Is Possible in Elective Multivalve Cardiac Reoperations

Volume-based experience and judicious patient selection are central to success

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Pulsed-Field Ablation: A New, Highly Selective Catheter Ablation Method for Heart Arrhythmias

Nonthermal method promises faster procedure times, less risk to adjacent structures

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Pooled 2-Year Outcomes of DETOUR Trials Support Percutaneous Transfemoral Arterial Bypass

Larger data set confirms safety, efficacy and durability for SFA lesions over 20 cm

19-HVI-1792159; Steven Nissen, M.D., M.A.C.C.; Mike Viars

Lipoprotein(a): Progress on One of the Last Untreatable Frontiers of Cardiovascular Risk

It's time to increase testing for this major cardiovascular risk factor in advance of new therapies

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