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News Conference News TCT 2025

STRIVE: Low-Dose Alteplase Ineffective in STEMI Patients With Large Thrombus

Michael O'Riordan

October 28, 2025

News Conference News TCT 2021

Debating ISCHEMIA: Do the Results Apply to CABG, Too?

Michael O'Riordan

November 10, 2021

News Conference News TCT 2021

OCT Guidance Cuts Stent Use in STEMI Without Plaque Rupture: EROSION III

Shelley Wood

November 04, 2021

News Conference News TCT 2021

FAME 3: PCI Fails to Demonstrate Noninferiority to Surgery in Three-Vessel CAD

Michael O'Riordan

November 04, 2021

News Conference News TCT 2019

IVUS-XPL at 5 Years Shows Durability of Imaging Guidance in PCI

Caitlin E. Cox

October 08, 2019

News Conference News TCT 2018

ULTIMATE: IVUS Superior to Angiography at Guiding PCI, With Less TVF by 1 Year

Lucy Hicks

September 24, 2018

News Industry News TCT 2016

Study Finds No Long-Term Clinical Benefit to Routine Follow-Up Coronary Angiography After PCI

November 01, 2016

News Conference News TCT 2016

‘Worrisome’ 3-Year Data From ABSORB II Raise Concerns About First-Generation Bioresorbable Stent

Michael O'Riordan

October 30, 2016

Presentation TCT 2012

TCT-29. Radial vs. Femoral Access for Coronary Angiography and Intervention in Patients with Acute Coronary Syndromes: Results of the Zwolle Myocardial Infarction Study Group

Presenter: Rik Hermanides

October 23, 2012

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STRIVE: Low-Dose Alteplase Ineffective in STEMI Patients With Large Thrombus

Debating ISCHEMIA: Do the Results Apply to CABG, Too?

OCT Guidance Cuts Stent Use in STEMI Without Plaque Rupture: EROSION III

FAME 3: PCI Fails to Demonstrate Noninferiority to Surgery in Three-Vessel CAD

IVUS-XPL at 5 Years Shows Durability of Imaging Guidance in PCI

ULTIMATE: IVUS Superior to Angiography at Guiding PCI, With Less TVF by 1 Year

Study Finds No Long-Term Clinical Benefit to Routine Follow-Up Coronary Angiography After PCI

‘Worrisome’ 3-Year Data From ABSORB II Raise Concerns About First-Generation Bioresorbable Stent

TCT-29. Radial vs. Femoral Access for Coronary Angiography and Intervention in Patients with Acute Coronary Syndromes: Results of the Zwolle Myocardial Infarction Study Group

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