These leaders have the potential to influence their peers and drive the use of certain devices, the investigators say.

The team is using a novel dedicated cardiac CT scanner to “get ahead of the guidelines,” says Jonathon Leipsic.

Physicians should “think twice” before prescribing extra vitamin D, the lead author suggests.

Imaging has become so routine that one author advises clinicians to define their diagnostic question before ordering a test.

(UPDATED) The data are a mess, and more uniformity is needed in clinical trials going forward. So concludes some “inconclusive” debate.

Drawing on advice from a mentor, this interventional cardiology fellow embraces the everchanging nature of his chosen field.

Effects were particularly marked in small annuli, although experts caution the impact on late outcomes is unknown.

The agency’s advisory committee grilled the agency and sponsors on their data, while emphasizing practicalities in treating PAD.

First-in-human compassionate use in 28 patients in North America and Europe offers some early insights.

Instead of surgical risk, physicians are turning their attention to anatomy, complications, and durability when evaluating options.

An analysis of the NCDR PVI Registry provides a rare look at practice variations across hospitals in the US.