Coronary Slow Flow Is Not Diagnostic of Microvascular Dysfunction in Patients with Angina and Unobstructed Coronary Arteries #AHAJournals ahajrnls.org/3Iwq5DU

This Consensus Document reviews and discusses the available data supporting the role of CCTA, CT-FFR and stress CT-MPI in the preprocedural and intraprocedural planning and guidance of myocardial revascularization interventions. #EAPCI ow.ly/VwYn50LTiFP

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This #EIJBestOf State-of-the-Art paper reviewed the management of cardiogenic shock, especially after acute myocardial infarction, with a major focus on current treatments and practices based on the latest clinical literature. ow.ly/y1hG50MpcQ6

The “PROgnostic Value of Precision Medicine in Patients With Myocardial Infarction and Non-obStructive Coronary artEries” aims to refine the treatment algorithm for MINOCA patients and to test the prognostic value of a targeted therapeutic approach. ow.ly/WWHE50MkMxl

"Patients with CMD remain a diagnostic and therapeutic challenge in clinical practice. There is growing evidence that a phenotype-specific approach to management improves patient outcomes." link.springer.com/article/10.100…

*Announcement* Want to hear about the exciting new global angina project we have been working on? Want to hear about the latest update on the next Meeting of Minds? Click on the link for all this and more in our 2023 INOCA International Newsletter! 😃 inocainternational.com/newsletters/

Looking forward to discussing Scottish perspectives on the current and future state of Cardiogenic shock escalation 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

Inorganic nitrate improves safety of #coronary #angiography in patients at renal injury risk bit.ly/3qJzAJl #ESCCongress @dan_grin

Join us in 7 days at TCT 2023 for the PPG Global Study Results Presentation 🔬 We are thrilled to invite you to the presentation Pullback Pressure Gradient Predicts Revascularization Outcomes: The PPG Global Study 🌟Save the Date: 📅 Monday, October 23, 2023 🕝 2:15 PM 📍

Please listen, reflect and understand. fb.watch/nYOz1N8AQ0/

ORBITA-2, the revenge. In a randomized, placebo-controlled trial of 301 patients with stable angina who stopped all antianginal medications and had evidence of ischemia, the mean angina symptoms score at 12 weeks was lower with PCI than placebo. nejm.org/doi/full/10.10…

A young patient with incessant MSSA endocarditis. Recurrent septic embolism. S/P TVR, Severe LV. Extremely high risk for surgery. On TEE 2.4cm vegetation on the tricuspid. Successful aspiration with Inari, now part of Stryker device.

Just published - The first study to demonstrate that dietary nitrate may reduce restenosis after PCI & improve outcomes Thanks to Prof Ahluwalia Lab for conception and Barts Interventional Group (B.I.G.) William Harvey Research Institute ImperialCTU Barts Cardiovascular Clinical Trials Unit Prof. Hector M. Garcia-Garcia Asad Shabbir Dan Jones in delivering this study

What do you do when your patient needs Mitral TEER but the IVC is occluded? Alternative access TEER via the hepatic veins. David Meerkin Mony Shuvy Adam Farkas Shemy Carasso MD, FESC, FASE

3/ IMPORTANTLY 👇🏼👇🏼👇🏼 ** Most MBs cause diastolic restriction and/or neg remodeling (ref👇🏼) CASE: 50 yo athlete ➡️ angina 2 yrs MB w/ “fixed” narrowing (cath👇🏼) CCTA & IVUS (see👇🏼) confirm no plaque / dissection Dobut RFR = 0.72 (nl > 0.76) 🔪 unroofing ➡️ CP-free

🚨 Don’t miss the upcoming SCAI webinar on CT-guided PCI — for everything happening in this fast-evolving field 🧠 Just one hour packed with what could transform your daily practice 🔗 Register now! TCTMD PCRonline 🫀 Optima Education

Novel data extending the association between high PPG and vulnerable plaque to non-flow limiting stenosis Simone Biscaglia PCRonline 🫀 Divaka Perera

Impressive #EuroPCR live case from Javier Escaned & Nieves Gonzalo on the use of CT to plan and manage cases - the dynamic Madrid duo positioned the IVL catheter based on the co-reg CT overlay image on the left before delivering/managing pulses. Definitely watching the future here...

End of Day 1 at #OptimaCTPCI Hands-on learning, challenging bias, and even a bit of dancing—today showed how knowledge sticks best when we move, do, and reflect together. One key insight: “The biggest source of variability in PCI isn’t the anatomy—it’s the operator.” Thank you