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More A-fib, No Drop in Stroke or Death With Surgical Left Atrial Appendage Exclusion

Todd Neale

December 05, 2016

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Sluggish CMS Reimbursement Lags Cardiac Device Approvals: Should Value Endpoints be Added to Trials?

Yael L. Maxwell

May 02, 2016

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Year in Review: Physicians Select the Most Important News of 2015, in Interventional Cardiology and Beyond

December 23, 2015

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Use of LAA Occlusion in Low-Risk Patients Debated

Todd Neale

October 11, 2015

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SentreHEART Receives FDA Approval for the AMAZE Trial to Evaluate LARIAT Ligation of the Left Atrial

June 29, 2015

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DC Devices Completes Enrollment In Clinical Trial Of The First Transcatheter Device To Treat Diastolic Heart Failure; Announces Name Change To Corvia Medical

June 22, 2015

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Patients Undergoing Catheter Ablation Presented at Heart Rhythm 2015

May 15, 2015

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Hospital Volume Linked to More Favorable LAA Closure Outcomes

Todd Neale

December 11, 2014

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Study Indicates Snare Device for LAA Closure Should Only Be Used in Highest-Risk Patients

Yael L. Maxwell

August 07, 2014

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More A-fib, No Drop in Stroke or Death With Surgical Left Atrial Appendage Exclusion

Sluggish CMS Reimbursement Lags Cardiac Device Approvals: Should Value Endpoints be Added to Trials?

Year in Review: Physicians Select the Most Important News of 2015, in Interventional Cardiology and Beyond

Use of LAA Occlusion in Low-Risk Patients Debated

SentreHEART Receives FDA Approval for the AMAZE Trial to Evaluate LARIAT Ligation of the Left Atrial

DC Devices Completes Enrollment In Clinical Trial Of The First Transcatheter Device To Treat Diastolic Heart Failure; Announces Name Change To Corvia Medical

Patients Undergoing Catheter Ablation Presented at Heart Rhythm 2015

Hospital Volume Linked to More Favorable LAA Closure Outcomes

Study Indicates Snare Device for LAA Closure Should Only Be Used in Highest-Risk Patients

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