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European Society of Cardiology (ESC) Congress 2016
August 27 - 31, 2016; Rome, Italy
August 27 - 31, 2016Rome, Italy
The Cardiology Show
The Cardiology Show From ESC 2016 With Dr Valentin FusterUPDATED with Transcript // DANISH, SAVE, ANNEXA-4; presentations on apheresis; and four 'curiosities' in heart failure and
acute coronary syndrome covering stem cells, remote monitoring, and antiplatelet therapy are discussed.
Top News From ESC 2016: Slideshow
Top News From ESC 2016: SlideshowHeadlines from the world's largest cardiology meeting include new data on ICDs for heart failure, unexpected results on drug-eluting
stents, and the promise of a NOAC reversal agent.
CSA Therapy Neutral on Outcomes, Hints at Raised MortalityExperts note that adaptive servo ventilation should not be used outside clinical practice in HF patients with central sleep
apnea. "This is a complete about-turn for the field," said the lead investigator.
Medscape Medical News, Sep 1, 2015
MATRIX: Is There A Benefit From Longer Bivalirudin Infusion? Prolonging the infusion of bivalirudin for several hours after the completion of PCI did not reduce the composite outcome
of ischemic and bleeding end points, but a nonrandomized exploratory analysis suggests the high-dose prolonged infusion may
show better results.
Coronary Angiography Not Just for DocsDr John Mandrola was intrigued by an ESC presentation on the feasibility and safety of nurse-led angiography. Should cardiologists
be nervous?
ESC: The DANISH Trial Delivers a Shock of HumilityDr John Mandrola reviews the practice-changing randomized controlled DANISH trial, which upends the current guideline recommendations
for ICD use in patients with nonischemic causes of heart failure.
MI Without Obstruction: We're Only Getting StartedAt a session at the European Society of Cardiology Congress, Dr Walton-Shirley learned a new acronym MINOCA (MI-No-Coronary-Atherosclerosis)
and that there is much to be done after a "normal" cath.