News Daily News Concerning or Reassuring? Long After COVID-19, CMR Still Yields Clues Michael O'Riordan October 03, 2022
News Daily News With Some Adjustments, Commissural Alignment Possible With TAVI Michael O'Riordan September 16, 2021
News Daily News DCB in Diabetes Show Promising Long-term Outcomes: BASKET-SMALL 2 L.A. McKeown August 16, 2021
News Daily News CRT 2021 COMPARE-ABSORB: 3-Year Results Hint at Stabilization With Bioresorbable Scaffold Michael O'Riordan March 17, 2021
News Daily News Outcomes Worse for STEMI Patients Without Obvious Risk Factors Todd Neale March 12, 2021
News Daily News Use of Culprit vs Multivessel PCI for STEMI Tracks With Trial Results Todd Neale November 04, 2020
News Daily News Polymer-Free DES Hold No Long-term Advantage: ISAR-TEST-5 Michael O'Riordan July 07, 2020
News Daily News Hybrid Revascularization for Multivessel CAD Rarely Used in the US Todd Neale July 04, 2019
News Daily News ORBITA Redux: Lancet Correspondence Takes Talk of the Sham-Controlled PCI Trial to Further Heights Michael O'Riordan July 10, 2018
News Daily News Year in Review: Physicians Pick the Biggest News of 2017, in Interventional Cardiology and Beyond Shelley Wood December 26, 2017
News Daily News Absorb BVS Again Linked to Scaffold Thrombosis at 1 Year and Beyond Michael O'Riordan October 17, 2017
News Daily News Bioresorbable Scaffolds Not to Be Chosen Over DES, Says European Task Force Michael O'Riordan October 11, 2017
News Daily News CKD Patients Undergoing PCI Much Less Likely to Receive Potent P2Y12 Inhibition Michael O'Riordan August 04, 2017
News Daily News More Vascular Complications, Higher 30-Day Mortality With PCI Prior to TAVR: Meta-Analysis Michael O'Riordan July 03, 2017
News Daily News Benefits of FFR-Guided Complete Revascularization in STEMI May Be Limited to Most Severe Disease Todd Neale April 21, 2017
News Daily News Absorb Comparable to Xience in Economic Analysis, but BVS Safety Concerns Could Alter Balance Michael O'Riordan April 18, 2017
News Daily News Physically Active Less Likely to Die After MI Than Sedentary Individuals Michael O'Riordan April 14, 2017