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January 31, 2013

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Post-PCI Stress Testing Trends Downward

October 09, 2012

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El Uso de la Prueba de Esfuerzo Post-PCI Va a Menos

October 09, 2012

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JACC Viewpoint: Studies Needed on Long-term Consequences of ‘Silent’ Cerebral Infarcts

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October 03, 2012

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‘Culture’ of Radiation Safety Substantially Reduces Patient Exposure

August 24, 2012

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Medidas Simples Pueden Reducir la Radiación de Pacientes y Operadores del Laboratorio de Cateterismo

Personal Radiation Monitor Registers ‘Real Time’ Operator Exposure in Cath Lab

Coronary Microvascular Dysfunction Common in Both Sexes, Predicts MACE

Un Curso Corto en materia de Seguridad para Operadores Reduce la Dosis de Radiación en Pacientes

Short Safety Course for Operators Lowers Radiation Dose for Patients

Noninvasive Test Links Pre-Angiography Fluid Volume to Later Kidney Damage

TCTMD’s Top 10 Most Popular News Stories for 2013

ESC Statement Cautions Against Radiation Overuse in Cardiac Procedures

Bioresorbable Scaffolds Show Promise in Select STEMI Patients

CADUCEUS: Autologous Stem Cells Safely Reverse Some MI Damage

Radiation Exposure with Lower-Extremity Endovascular Interventions Surprisingly High

La Exposición a la Radiación derivada de Intervenciones Endovasculares de Extremidades Inferiores es Sorprendentemente Alta

Study Questions Routine Stress Testing in Chest Pain Units

Revascularization Can Reverse Some Myocardial Damage, CMR Imaging Suggests

La Revascularización puede Revertir Parte del Daño Miocárdico, según las Imágenes RMC

A Bridging Solution For Hybrid Operating Suites: Periprocedural New Generation C-arm Imaging During Cardiac Interventional Procedures

Post-PCI Stress Testing Trends Downward

El Uso de la Prueba de Esfuerzo Post-PCI Va a Menos

JACC Viewpoint: Studies Needed on Long-term Consequences of ‘Silent’ Cerebral Infarcts

‘Culture’ of Radiation Safety Substantially Reduces Patient Exposure

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