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New PAD guideline endorses multispecialty care team, structured exercise programs
A new guideline on lower-extremity peripheral artery disease encouraged managing care with a multispecialty team and having patients undergo structured exercise programs.
Percutaneous treatment of severe aortic stenosis, complex CAD superior vs. surgery
A percutaneous approach to treatment of severe aortic stenosis and complex CAD was superior to surgical valve replacement and CABG, a speaker reported.
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Adaptable implant improves outcomes vs. drug-eluting stent at 2 years in patients with CAD
A drug-eluting coronary implant adaptable to vessel physiology with uncaging elements was linked to less target lesion failure and target vessel failure at 2 years compared with a drug-eluting stent, researchers reported.
Endovascular therapy outcomes for PAD similar vs. bypass, regardless of sex
Endovascular therapy with stent implantation confers similar outcomes and lower complication rates vs. vascular bypass surgery for symptomatic femoropopliteal peripheral artery disease, regardless of sex, a speaker reported.
Two new devices for advanced pulmonary embolism thrombolysis show promise
Two catheter-directed thrombectomy devices demonstrated efficacy and safety in the treatment of acute intermediate-risk pulmonary embolism, speakers reported.
Heart attacks have declined, but disparities in treatment, outcomes remain
Despite significant decline in heart attacks since 2004, inequities in STEMI management and mortality by age, gender, income and race, speakers reported.
Death, bleeding lower but stroke higher with radial access PCI vs. femoral access
Use of radial access for PCI has increased greatly in the U.S. over the last decade and is associated with lower risk for mortality, bleeding and nonfatal vascular complications compared with a transfemoral approach, a speaker reported.
AI could improve diagnostic scope of routine coronary angiography
AI accurately predicted several measures of cardiac function from coronary angiography that would otherwise require additional tests such as echocardiography or catheterization, a speaker reported.
Stand-alone chest pain units may improve STEMI care in poor, densely populated areas
ATLANTA — A system of standalone chest pain units set up in Karachi, Pakistan was associated with good metrics and outcomes for patients with STEMI who could not easily get to a hospital.
New class of biomimetic TAVR valve safe, feasible for severe aortic stenosis
In a first-in-human study, a new class of transcatheter heart valve demonstrated good safety and restored aortic blood flow to levels similar to a healthy aortic valve at 1 year, a speaker reported.
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