A review of the Cleveland Clinic experience over 26 years has prompted efforts for multi-institutional data pooling to determine whether routine screening is warranted.
Read MoreManaging Statin Intolerance in the Hyperlipidemic Patient
There are many options that may allow a patient to benefit from statin therapy without incurring side effects.
Using the EMR to Monitor Pacemakers, EICDs
Many cardiologists monitor pacemakers and other cardiovascular implantable electronic devices (CIEDs) remotely. Forward-thinking practices are now integrating their monitoring software into their electronic medical records system (EMR)
Case Study: Using Strain Echo to Recognize Cardiotoxicity from Cancer Therapy
Strain echocardiography allows detection of small changes in ventricular function, enabling early cardioprotection for cancer patients whose chemotherapy puts them at risk for heart failure.
Going Bioabsorbable with Next-Generation Vascular Scaffolding
The ABSORB trial is assessing a new bioabsorbable device designed to match the performance of metallic drug-eluting stents before it dissolves to avoid long-term thrombotic risk.
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Mind Over Matter in Heart Care
Mental health is increasingly recognized as important to heart health. Here are lessons from Cleveland Clinic’s introduction of mental health services into a cardiology clinic.
Scoring Success in Supply Chain Management
Cleveland Clinic’s move toward value-based purchasing saved more than $150 million over two years, with a third of the savings in cardiovascular care. Cardiovascular leaders share insights gained.
‘Undercover’ ICDs Broaden Options for Ventricular Tachyarrhythmias
The newer subcutaneous approach to ICD placement is less dependent on device programming, enabling better arrhythmia detection and more appropriately timed shock therapy.