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Tailored Testing and Care Ease Angina for MINOCA Patients: PROMISE

Caitlin E. Cox

October 28, 2025

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Cardiac Imaging’s Carbon Footprint: Time for Awareness and Action

Yael L. Maxwell

December 16, 2022

News Daily News

New Chest Pain Guidelines Out at Last: Most Tests Have a Role

Michael O'Riordan

October 28, 2021

News Daily News

New AUC for Cardiac Imaging Follow-up in Congenital Heart Disease

Michael O'Riordan

January 10, 2020

News Daily News

CT Perfusion Imaging for In-Stent Restenosis Shows Promise

Yael L. Maxwell

August 15, 2019

News Conference News EuroPCR 2018

Modest Benefit of PCI Over Medical Therapy in Patients With ‘Grey Zone’ FFR Lesions

Michael O'Riordan

May 23, 2018

News Conference News EAS 2017

Plaque Attack: Options Evolve for Imaging Coronaries and Carotids, but Link With Hard Outcomes Remains Elusive

Yael L. Maxwell

May 01, 2017

News Conference News ACC 2017

High-Dose Atorvastatin Does Not Impact Cognition, but Small Changes Observed on Brain MRI

Michael O'Riordan

March 21, 2017

News Industry News

Study Finds Use Of Adjuctive Cerebral Embolic Protection During Transcatheter Aortic Valve Replacement Was Safe But Improvement In MRI Findings Did Not Reach Statistical Significance

November 01, 2016

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Tailored Testing and Care Ease Angina for MINOCA Patients: PROMISE

Cardiac Imaging’s Carbon Footprint: Time for Awareness and Action

New Chest Pain Guidelines Out at Last: Most Tests Have a Role

New AUC for Cardiac Imaging Follow-up in Congenital Heart Disease

CT Perfusion Imaging for In-Stent Restenosis Shows Promise

Modest Benefit of PCI Over Medical Therapy in Patients With ‘Grey Zone’ FFR Lesions

Plaque Attack: Options Evolve for Imaging Coronaries and Carotids, but Link With Hard Outcomes Remains Elusive

High-Dose Atorvastatin Does Not Impact Cognition, but Small Changes Observed on Brain MRI

Study Finds Use Of Adjuctive Cerebral Embolic Protection During Transcatheter Aortic Valve Replacement Was Safe But Improvement In MRI Findings Did Not Reach Statistical Significance

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