🚨📢Calling Interventional Cardiology Fellows
@MayoClinicCV has an opening for our Structural Heart Disease Fellowship for 2026-27 in Rochester, MN.
Please complete application via mccms.elluciancrmrecruit.com…
Any questions can be forwarded to Ellie Fate at fate.ellie@mayo.edu
An incredible and inspiring CT for PCI 3.0 Summit in Minneapolis! Grateful to all who joined and supported this multidisciplinary think tank convening innovators and pioneers to learn together, identify unmet needs & barriers, and explore opportunities to leverage CT data to guide PCI #CT4PCI@CCAD_MHIF@esbrilakis@JoaoLCavalcante
📢 Fellows, Students, & Residents 📢
Share your most challenging, innovative, or educational case or research abstract for a chance to present at The Physiology Course! Winners earn a showcase spot and a travel grant. Learn more here: buff.ly/arGe3Oo
It’s induction day for many doctors changing jobs and the first day of doctoring for the freshly minted ones. I’ll share this evergreen gem from @drphiliplee1 to get you all in the mood.
Honored to have been invited to present on invasive assessment of microvascular disease at @SCAI_STUDIO. Thank you to the wonderful team and panellists for an excellent session
Increasing evidence has shown that coronary spasm and vasomotor dysfunction may be the underlying cause in more than half of myocardial infarctions with non-obstructive coronary arteries (MINOCA) as well as an important cause of chronic chest pain in the outpatient setting.
In this new State-of-the-Art, the authors review the contemporary understanding of coronary spasm and related vasomotor dysfunction of the coronary arteries, the pathophysiology and prognosis, and current and emerging approaches to diagnosis and evidence-based treatment.
Read the article (free): eurointervention.pcronline.c…
Paul Lauterbur put this up in our lab in 1996, original writing in red ink. Take heart, people, even the paper describing MRI was first rejected. Also, moving is hard, but digging up these gems from the past is beautiful. @NeuroDx@MRInicole#MRI#ISMRM
In RENOVATE-COMPLEX-PCI, a randomized trial of imaging-guided or angiography-guided PCI for complex coronary lesion revascularization procedures, imaging-guided PCI led to a lower risk of target-vessel failure than angiography-guided PCI. nej.md/3Y2zION#ACC23/#WCCardio
ALT Figure 1A. The primary end point was target-vessel failure, which was defined as a composite of death from cardiac causes, target-vessel–related myocardial infarction, or clinically driven target-vessel revascularization in the intention-to-treat population during the overall trial period (i.e., from the time of randomization to the day of the first occurrence of a primary end-point event, the day of the last office or telephone visit, or the day of death during follow-up).
So for all the liberal arts majors who became cardiologists, I asked #ChatGPT to tell me how #angioplasty works, but to do it in the style of William Shakespeare. I'm looking at you @kaulcsmc 😉
Our SOA on transcatheter coronary sinus interventions is now online.
The 📝 covers key aspects of CS anatomy, techniques & evolving data on CS-based interventions for coronary ischemic, MR, HF & congenital defects. jacc.org/doi/10.1016/j.jcin.…
Not sure about the impact of SB rewiring site on #kissing balloon efficacy? have a look on 3D #OCT result after kissing with non-distal rewiring and after repeat kissing on top of distal rewiring… both 1- and 2-stenting #PCI result would be affected!!! @BifurcationClub
New #JACCINT issue is out!
Classic crush, Mini-crush, DK-crush and Nano-crush: How did the crush techniques in bifurcation #PCI evolve w/ time? What are the outcomes of the different crush techniques?
Read more in this state-of-the art review: bit.ly/3pZ8tXU#ACCIntl