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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

scene from a cardiac cath lab

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

occluded pulmonary vein on angiography

Adding Drug-Coated Balloon Angioplasty to Stenting Reduces Pulmonary Vein Restenosis

Novel approach outperforms standard of care for post-PVI stenosis and occlusion

sentinel cerebral protection device capturing embolic debris

More Evidence That Embolic Protection Reduces Disabling Stroke Risk During TAVR

Analysis of STS/ACC TVT Registry finds greatest benefit in patients with prior stroke

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coronary chronic total occlusion

Bringing More Options to Bear in CAD – Part 3: Refinements in Revascularization Care

The case for a thoughtful approach to CTO and minimally invasive options for CABG

angiogram showing microvascular disease

Bringing More Options to Bear in CAD – Part 2: Meeting Needs of Special Patient Populations

Resourceful approaches to the care of patients with microvascular disease and elevated Lp(a)

implantation of a TAVR valve

TAVR: An Important Option for Adults With Congenital Heart Disease

Cleveland Clinic case series demonstrates feasibility and safety in diverse patients

atherosclerosis in coronary artery

Untreated Obstructive Coronary Artery Disease Safe in TAVR Recipients, Study Shows

Support for a TAVR-first approach in patients with concurrent valve and coronary disease

angiograms of a percutaneous coronary intervention

Registry Study Shows Growth in Use of Carlino Technique for High-Complexity CTOs

While procedural success rates lag overall, they shine for retrograde crossing

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