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Radial Superior to Femoral Access in Patients With Prior CABG

April 07, 2021 For patients with a history of CABG surgery in need of a diagnostic catheterization and/or PCI, radial artery procedures are associated with a significantly lower risk of death, bleeding, and vascular complications when compared with procedures performed with femoral access, according to an observational study. Experts say the new report provides yet more evidence for the “radial-first” approach advocated by the American Heart Association, and hope it will encourage more US operators to adopt radial access for patients with surgical grafts. This analysis confirms such a strategy is used in fewer than one in five patients in this subset.

TransMedics Announces Positive FDA Advisory Committee Vote for OCS Heart System

TransMedics Announces Positive FDA Advisory Committee Vote for OCS Heart System Panel votes 12 to 5 that benefits of OCS Heart System outweigh risks News provided by Share this article Share this article ANDOVER, Mass., April 6, 2021 /PRNewswire/  TransMedics Group, Inc. ( TransMedics ) (Nasdaq: TMDX), a medical technology company that is transforming organ transplant therapy for patients with end-stage lung, heart, and liver failure, announced today that after the review of TransMedics clinical evidence from the OCS Heart EXPAND trial, the associated Continued Access Protocol ( CAP ) results, as well as the OCS Heart PROCEED II trial, the Circulatory Systems Device Advisory Panel convened by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration ( FDA ) has issued a favorable vote in support of approval of the OCS Heart System to the FDA s Office of Health Technology 2 (Cardiovascular Devices). The panel voted 12 to 5, with 1 abstaining, that the benefits of the OCS Heart System outweigh i

Staggering number of children have lost at least one parent to COVID-19, model estimates

Photo courtesy: John Moore/Getty Images (CNN) More than a year into the pandemic, children s lives may be starting to look more normal as an increasing number of people get vaccinated and schools reopen. However, many children in the US are contending with the difficult reality that is irreparable: the loss of a parent from COVID-19. One result of the pandemic may be an ever-growing number of Covid orphans. A new model estimates that nearly 40,000 children have lost a parent to COVID-19, and black children have been disproportionately affected, according to a new research letter published Monday in the journal JAMA Pediatrics.

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