A new scientific statement from the American Heart Association sheds light on the alarming disparities in peripheral artery disease prevalence and outcomes among Black adults compared to Hispanic and white adults.
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Resistant hypertension poses a significant challenge for clinicians, but new pharmacologic and device-based approaches offer hope for effective and safe treatment. This article explores the diagnosis of resistant hypertension, ruling out other conditions, and innovative therapies that show promise in managing elevated blood pressure.
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New evidence suggests that direct oral anticoagulants (DOACs) are safe and effective for stroke prevention in high-risk populations with atrial fibrillation. Elderly patients and those with chronic kidney disease can benefit from DOACs without increased bleeding risk. However, patients with rheumatic heart disease still require vitamin K antagonists based on recent trial results.
Read MoreA recent study published in JAMA highlights minithoracotomy as a viable option for degenerative mitral regurgitation treatment. This minimally invasive procedure shows promising outcomes comparable to conventional sternotomy surgery, while offering benefits such as reduced complications and faster recovery.
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Core Sound Imaging’s Studycast Integration Program, showcased at ASE 2023, brings AI evaluation to cardiology imaging. Cardiologists can selectively utilize AI tools, compare vendor results, and enhance patient care.
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