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News Conference News SCAI 2023

CLIPPER Attempts to Draw Out Useful Quality Metrics for CLTI

L.A. McKeown

May 25, 2023

News Conference News SCAI 2023

Real-World CLTI Patients, Outcomes Are a Departure From BEST-CLI

L.A. McKeown

May 24, 2023

News Conference News SCAI 2019

LDL Apheresis Potentially a ‘Head Start’ to Conventional Lipid-Lowering Methods Post-PCI in ACS: PREMIER

Yael L. Maxwell

June 03, 2019

News Conference News SCAI 2019

Antithrombotic Use, Risk Perception, Varies Widely for PCI Patients With A-fib

Yael L. Maxwell

May 24, 2019

News Conference News SCAI 2018

Injured and Sleep Deprived: Are the Physical Tolls of Interventional Cardiology Too High?

L.A. McKeown

May 04, 2018

Presentation SCAI 2018

Strategies to Reduce Acute Kidney Injury and Improve Clinical Outcomes After Percutaneous Coronary Intervention: A Subgroup analysis of the Prevention of Serious Adverse Events Following Angiography (PRESERVE) Trial

Presenter: Santiago Garcia

April 28, 2018

News Conference News SCAI 2018

3-D Printing May Help TAVR Operators Avoid Paravalvular Leak

L.A. McKeown

April 26, 2018

News Conference News SCAI 2017

Nearly Half of Interventional Cardiologists May Have Pre-Cataract Lesions

L.A. McKeown

May 11, 2017

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CLIPPER Attempts to Draw Out Useful Quality Metrics for CLTI

Real-World CLTI Patients, Outcomes Are a Departure From BEST-CLI

LDL Apheresis Potentially a ‘Head Start’ to Conventional Lipid-Lowering Methods Post-PCI in ACS: PREMIER

Antithrombotic Use, Risk Perception, Varies Widely for PCI Patients With A-fib

Injured and Sleep Deprived: Are the Physical Tolls of Interventional Cardiology Too High?

Strategies to Reduce Acute Kidney Injury and Improve Clinical Outcomes After Percutaneous Coronary Intervention: A Subgroup analysis of the Prevention of Serious Adverse Events Following Angiography (PRESERVE) Trial

3-D Printing May Help TAVR Operators Avoid Paravalvular Leak

Nearly Half of Interventional Cardiologists May Have Pre-Cataract Lesions

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