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PREVENT Supports Early PCI for Vulnerable Plaque, With Reductions in MACE

The study may raise more questions than it answers, particularly around the idea of what constitutes “vulnerable.”

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UK Cardiac Audit Reveals Some Good, Some Appalling Trends in PCI

D2B times are worrisome: just a third of STEMI patients were treated within the guideline-recommended 150 minutes.

United statesCity ofUnited kingdomStoke on trentDphil keele universityEuropean society of cardiologyBritish cardiovascular intervention societyKeele universityCardiovascular interventionEuropean society

Two Evidence-Based Pathways for Stable Angina: ORBITA-2 Editorial

The trial made several “Best of 2023” lists, but how it will alter clinical practice in the coming years is uncertain.

United statesUnited kingdomStoke on trentHarvey whiteDavidj cohenMaryn walshSanjit jollyVincent heart centerAmerican heart associationDphil keele universityHealth new zealand auckland city hospitalMd mcmaster university population health research instituteHealth newAuckland city hospitalNew england journalTop coronary artery disease news

Virtual, Dynamic Coronary Map Cuts Contrast During PCI: DCR4Contrast

Few operators use the DCR live-image overlay during PCI, relying instead on contrast. Time to change, says William Wijns.

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In the US, COVID Reversed CV Mortality Gains, Hitting Black Americans Hardest

It’s “going to take many, many years to get back to where we were in 2019 before the pandemic,” Mamas Mamas predicts.

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