Cardiology research is complex and ever evolving. How does one stay on top of the information overload of clinical trends, treatment guidelines, and research? As the expression goes, it can be like drinking from a firehose! And with over 350 Cardiology journals to choose from, how do you select those most relevant to you? Hereby we have presented the top 15 journals based on … [Read more...] about TOP 15 CARDIOLOGY JOURNALS
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TOP 15 CARDIOLOGY CONFERENCES FOR 2020
Healthcare is complex and ever evolving. We are all striving to remain current, and we must meet CME requirements. With conferences happening on a weekly basis all around the world, how does one choose how to invest one’s CME budget? Here is our curated list (in order, by date) of the top 15 cardiology conferences happening this year, so that you can plan your travel and budget … [Read more...] about TOP 15 CARDIOLOGY CONFERENCES FOR 2020
AHA 2019: What you need to know
American Heart Association Scientific Sessions, November 16–18, 2019 (Philadelphia, USA) The AHA Scientific Sessions event is the annual meeting of the American Heart Association, considered the number one cardiovascular research and education meeting in the world. ISCHEMIA1: The results of this trial in 5179 higher-risk patients with stable ischemic heart disease … [Read more...] about AHA 2019: What you need to know
Managing coronary artery disease: MRI vs FFR
Little is known about combining diagnostic and therapeutic strategies to manage patients with suspected coronary artery disease. To bridge this gap two commonly used clinical management strategies were compared: myocardial-perfusion cardiovascular magnetic resonance imaging (MRI or CMR) and invasive angiography with measurement of fractional flow research (FFR). An … [Read more...] about Managing coronary artery disease: MRI vs FFR
Quantitative assessment of secondary mitral regurgitation: The importance of a unifying concept
The lack of a guideline consensus regarding the quantitative assessment of secondary mitral regurgitation (sMR) contributes to the uncertainty, inconsistency, and ongoing debate surrounding sMR. This can cloud medical judgement when weighing the risks of valvular intervention against the potential benefits. In a five-year, observational, non-interventional study of 423 … [Read more...] about Quantitative assessment of secondary mitral regurgitation: The importance of a unifying concept