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COLOR: PCI of Lipid-Rich Plaque Not Associated With Increased Risk of Adverse Events

Michael O'Riordan

November 01, 2016

News Daily News

Potential Genetic Link Between Platelet Activity and Cardiovascular Disease Identified

Michael O'Riordan

September 22, 2016

News Conference News ESC 2016

Use of Antithrombotics Instead of Stents Appears Safe, Reduces Thrombus Burden in Subset of ACS Patients: EROSION

Michael O'Riordan

August 30, 2016

News Daily News

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

December 23, 2015

News Daily News

PCI No Less Effective in High-BMI Patients Despite Greater Plaque Burden

January 28, 2015

News Daily News

PCI No Less EffectiLas PCI No son Menos Eficaces en Pacientes con IMC Altos a pesar de tener una Mayor Carga de Placave in High-BMI Patients Despite Greater Plaque Burden

January 28, 2015

News Daily News

Most Nonculprit Lesions with Plaque Rupture Do not Lead to Increased Events

March 13, 2014

News Conference News ESC 2012

Stem Cells, Nanoparticles Appear to be an Antidote to Atherosclerosis

Caitlin E. Cox

August 29, 2012

News Daily News

Vulnerable Plaque May Explain Outcomes in Older Carotid Stenting Patients

Jason Kahn

July 14, 2011

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COLOR: PCI of Lipid-Rich Plaque Not Associated With Increased Risk of Adverse Events

Potential Genetic Link Between Platelet Activity and Cardiovascular Disease Identified

Use of Antithrombotics Instead of Stents Appears Safe, Reduces Thrombus Burden in Subset of ACS Patients: EROSION

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

PCI No Less Effective in High-BMI Patients Despite Greater Plaque Burden

PCI No Less EffectiLas PCI No son Menos Eficaces en Pacientes con IMC Altos a pesar de tener una Mayor Carga de Placave in High-BMI Patients Despite Greater Plaque Burden

Most Nonculprit Lesions with Plaque Rupture Do not Lead to Increased Events

Stem Cells, Nanoparticles Appear to be an Antidote to Atherosclerosis

Vulnerable Plaque May Explain Outcomes in Older Carotid Stenting Patients

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