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A 20-year follow-up study of 130 patients demonstrates that transcatheter PFO closure is highly effective in preventing recurrent strokes, though long-term antithrombotic therapy increases bleeding risks, particularly in women.
A 5-year follow-up of the RENOVATE-COMPLEX-PCI trial demonstrates that intravascular imaging-guided PCI significantly reduces major adverse cardiac events by 32% compared to angiography alone in complex lesions, highlighting the long-term c
A 10-year multicenter study highlights that cardiac structural complications (CSCs) affect 2.1% of TAVR recipients. With a 35% 30-day mortality rate and no decline in incidence over a decade, these events remain a formidable challenge for i
A retrospective study reveals that patients with myocardial infarction caused by isolated coronary artery ectasia face significantly higher risks of recurrence and stent thrombosis compared to those without ectasia, highlighting a critical
The REPEAT-QFR study reveals a modest 72% diagnostic agreement between bedside and core-lab QFR. The findings underscore that angiographic quality and strict adherence to standard operating procedures are essential for accurate, non-invasiv
A subanalysis of the EBC MAIN trial reveals that the circumflex ostium is the most frequent site of restenosis following left main bifurcation stenting, occurring in 71% of patients requiring revascularization, regardless of whether a singl
A multicenter randomized trial confirms that a novel biodegradable PFO closure device is noninferior to nitinol devices, achieving high closure rates and disappearing from echocardiography within two years, potentially reducing long-term fo
