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PCI for Stable CAD in Patients Undergoing TAVR: Debate Endures Despite New Data

In the wake of NOTION-3 findings, a strong argument for physician judgment remains

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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

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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)

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Bringing More Options to Bear in CAD – Part 1: Noninvasive Functional Testing for Obstructive Disease

Novel approaches are available for patients at all stages of coronary artery disease

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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

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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Study Links Distal Target Vessel Quality With PCI Outcomes in Chronic Total Occlusion

Lower success rates, more hospital MACE seen with poor-quality distal targets

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TMAO’s Prognostic Value Extends to Incident Coronary Artery Disease in Healthy Adults

Metabolite proves predictive in a large prospective cohort of apparently healthy subjects

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Machine Learning Analysis of Perivascular Fat on Coronary CT Improves Cardiac Risk Prediction

Measuring residual risk of adverse perivascular adipose tissue remodeling

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December 12, 2018/Primary Care/News & Insights

Coronary Artery Calcium Scoring: A Valuable Tool in Primary Care

It’s safe and accurate, but who should be tested?

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