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    Intravascular imaging for PCI beneficial in several studies, meta-analysis - 8 month(s) ago

    The use of intravascular imaging — OCT or IVUS — during PCI appears to reduce complications and in some cases produce better clinical outcomes than using angiography guidance, according to three studies and a meta-analysis.At the European Society of Cardiology Congress, researchers presented results of ILUMIEN IV, in which for patients with various complex characteristics, OCT-guided

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      “I am proud of how the field of interventional cardiology tries to always use clinical evidence and data to enhance what we are trying to do for our patients,” #ACCBOT member @Drroxmehran told @CardiologyToday. https://t.co/tbLXtOL3Gv #ESCCongress

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    The Importance of WIC Involvement Within State Chapters - American College of Cardiology - 11 month(s) ago

    Nicole L. Lohr, MD, PhD, FACC, chair of ACC’s Board of Governor’s recently spoke with Renuka Jain, MD, FACC, and Toniya Singh, MBBS, FACC, about ACC’s Women in Cardiology (WIC) Section and current and future WIC opportunities within state chapters. Dr. Jain is the director of echocardiography at Advocate Aurora Health in Milwaukee, WI, and the current governor of the ACC Wisconsin Chapter. Dr….

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      The Importance of #ACCWIC Involvement Within State Chapters - American College of Cardiology from ⁦@renujain19⁩ ⁦@DrToniyaSingh⁩ & ⁦@NicoleLohrMD⁩ #ACCBOG #ACCBOT ⁦@ACCinTouch⁩ #SheforShe #ACCWICMidwest ⁦ https://t.co/oQLkurOqer

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    One on One with Malissa J. Wood, MD, FACC: Managing Acute Coronary Syndromes in Women - 1 year(s) ago

    February 24, 2023 — As the American College of Cardiology (ACC) prepares to commence its 72nd Scientific Session, “ACC23 Together with WCC” (ACC23/WCC), March 4-6 in New Orleans, La.  — women’s cardiovascular health and health equity are emerging as a prominent topic, in scientific sessions, late-breaking clinical trials and keynote addresses. The DAIC editorial team recently conducted a “One on…

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      “It's very important we understand that cardiovascular disease in women is on the rise,” #ACCBOG Chair & #ACCBOT Secretary @drmalissawood told @DAICeditor. Check out the “One on One” feature video interview here: https://t.co/1jlUfxfM2e #WomenInCardiology

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