Cardiology Today Current Issue
The following articles appeared in the print edition of Cardiology Today.
Table of Contents
- Stem cell therapy research has gained ground in CV medicine Carl J. Pepine, MD, MACC
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- AHA outlines its agenda for 2009
- ASE releases new guidelines for echocardiography
- Certification, additional expertise encouraged for new HF subspecialty
- CLEAR IVH: Removal of blood from ventricles may benefit patients with IVH
- DAVID II: Atrial pacing safe alternative to ventricular pacing
- HEART for Women Act seeks improvement of clinical trial data reporting
- Heart medications did not increase survival in octogenarians with HF, LVEF
- Medication withdrawal may be associated with stroke events
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- Quantitative MRA detects intracranial in-stent stenoses
- SARIS: Intracranial stenting aids in recanalization
- Stroke in women presents unique challenges
- Treatment with clopidogrel, PPI increased risk for adverse outcomes following acute coronary syndrome
- Black, Hispanic patients less likely to receive treatment for advanced HF
- SAFARI: Prevention pacing therapies associated with less AF burden
- SEARCH: Youth with type 1 diabetes, short disease duration had abnormal lipid, lipoprotein profiles
- Symptoms of depression were associated with cardiac events
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- T-wave alternans induced by anger predict tachycardia
- Cardiology fellow getting dual certification
- Elliot Rapaport, MD, gave lectures that could change a career path
- Benefits of statins in stroke vary based on cerebrovascular history Eric Gupta, PharmD, BCPS, CLS, FCPhA