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Novel implant maintains flexibility of artery after procedure to treat CAD - Vimarsana News

Novel implant maintains flexibility of artery after procedure to treat CAD

A novel drug-eluting coronary artery implant that “uncages” after 6 months appears to have similar short-term performance to a drug-eluting stent while maintaining flexibility of the treated artery, according to an early study in humans. A single-arm study of 20 patients who received the novel implant (DynamX drug-eluting bioadaptor, Elixir Medical) was published in Cardiovascular

Source: healio.com
Small Study Highlights the Serious Nature of Coronary Stent Infections - Vimarsana News

Small Study Highlights the Serious Nature of Coronary Stent Infections

Among patients who develop the complication after complex PCI, nearly one in three die in the hospital.

Source: tctmd.com
Disabilities in people with heart disease underreported in clinical trials - Vimarsana News

Disabilities in people with heart disease underreported in clinical trials

Disabilities were underreported in clinical trial data and commonly used as a basis for exclusion from trial participation in an analysis of 80 recent trials involving cardiovascular outcomes, according to a study being presented at the American College of Cardiology's Annual Scientific Session Together With the World Congress of Cardiology.

Migraines May Affect Outcomes in Takotsubo Cardiomyopathy - Vimarsana News

Migraines May Affect Outcomes in Takotsubo Cardiomyopathy

Patients with Takotsubo cardiomyopathy (TCM), which is typically due to a neurocardiogenic mechanism, with migraine have lower odds of mortality and acute complications compared with TCM patients without migraine.