Cardiology Today Current Issue
The following articles appeared in the print edition of Cardiology Today.
Table of Contents
- Cardiologists play key role in helping patients mitigate high genetic CVD risk
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- Mary Norine Walsh, MD, reflects on ACC presidency, changes in HF management
- FDA approves MR-conditional labeling for small pacemaker
- FDA: OTC aspirin labels with CV imagery should prompt consumers to consult physician
- Next-generation troponin T test receives FDA clearance
- Noninvasive 3D mapping system for arrhythmia location cleared by FDA
- 2 decades of MI
- Cybersecurity concerns prompt discussion on remote monitoring
- Iron: An emerging target for HF
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- AHA: Prevalence of HF projected to rise dramatically; CVD still No. 1 killer in US, world
- CAC in younger adults linked to substantially increased CHD risk
- Consensus statement proposes standardized neurologic endpoints for CV trials
- DAPT, aspirin monotherapy confer similar outcomes in patients with diabetes after CABG
- Depression confers risk for CVD in similar magnitude to obesity, high cholesterol in men
- Dynamic resistance training may lower BP in patients with hypertension
- Functional status improves in most children who survive 1 year after heart transplant
- Genetic predisposition to abdominal adiposity increases type 2 diabetes, CHD risks
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- Genomic blood test predicts revascularization events in PROMISE cohort
- Heart transplant listings increased in black patients with ACA Medicaid expansion
- High TMAO level predicts CV events in patients with ACS
- Higher cardiac radiation exposure may increase HF risk in women with breast cancer
- Higher SYNTAX score may predict benefit from CABG vs. medical therapy
- In patients undergoing noncardiac surgery, death and MI declining, but stroke increasing
- LV catheter ablation for certain arrhythmias may confer risk for brain lesions
- LVADs improve quality of life, increase lifetime costs in patients with advanced HF
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- Meal planning, timing may affect CHD risk, related risk factors
- Mediterranean diet with virgin olive oil improves HDL function
- Moderate chocolate intake confers lower risk for HF vs. heavy or no intake in men
- Novel BP loci may offer new therapeutic targets for hypertension
- NSAIDs may increase myocardial infarction risk during acute respiratory infections
- Preterm delivery may increase CVD risk in women independent of other risk factors
- Proenkephalin A levels predictive of worsening renal status in patients with HF
- Regular exercise may reduce risk for hypertension in black adults
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- Stroke risk higher with AF, insulin-requiring diabetes vs. without insulin
- Treatment to intensive systolic BP target could save 100,000 US lives annually
- Women with lower socioeconomic status at higher risk for CHD, CVD than men
- Worse outcomes related to elevated troponin levels in patients with decompensated HFpEF
- Coronary plaque burden elevated in relatives of patients with CAD
- National Wear Red Day increases awareness of women’s heart health in its 14th year
- Experts debate reimbursement, accreditation for carotid stenting
- New balloon-expandable stent graft yields positive outcomes in iliac artery
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- Therapeutic hypothermia fails to benefit children surviving in-hospital cardiac arrest
- Vascular stent safe, effective in challenging long lesions
- The promise of a specific reversal agent for Factor Xa inhibitors Laura Mentzer, PharmD, BCPS, BCCCP; Sarah A. Spinler, PharmD, FCCP, FAHA, FASHP, AACC, BCPS (AQ Cardiology)
- Trial Scorecard: CASABLANCA
- Trial Scorecard: ELSA – Brasil
- Trial Scorecard: GARFIELD-AF
- Trial Scorecard: GLORIA-AF
- Trial Scorecard: SMART
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- Trial Scorecard: SORT OUT II
- Trial Scorecard: THAPCA-IH
- Trial Scorecard: TWENTE