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Group publishes 1st guidelines on all acute coronary syndromes

The European Society of Cardiology released new guidelines on the management of unstable angina and all types of acute myocardial infarction.

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Parity for Prompt vs Staged STEMI Complete Revascularization

MULTISTARS-AMI may be the first trial of its kind to show that operators and patients can safely choose either strategy and attain similar outcomes.

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ECMO for Shock in Acute MI Won t Help, May Harm: ECLS-SHOCK

Best to reserve early ECMO for patients with MI-related shock more likely to benefit than be harmed, but we need further studies to tell us who they are," experts say.

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Self-Recognition of Myocardial Infarction Symptoms Could Reduce Mortality Risk

A new analysis suggests improved self-recognition of myocardial infarction symptoms may reduce cardiogenic shock and death by prompting a rapid hospital visit.

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Heart Attack Victims Who Recognize Symptoms are Less Likely to Die in Hospital

Heart Attack Victims Who Recognize Symptoms are Less Likely to Die in Hospital
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