A group of nine U.S. medical societies wants to help hospital leaders improve cath lab safety. Their primary goals are to reduce radiation exposure and prevent orthopedic injuries. 

Customers should return these devices to the manufacturer due to a risk of the tip separating during use. 

Minneapolis-based Imricor Medical Systems is asking hospital leaders to rethink the way they do business. 

The deal, first announced in April, includes an upfront payment of $20 million and up to an additional $25 million based on certain milestones.

After an initial period of DAPT, what's the best next step? A new analysis reviewed data from the SMART-CHOICE 3 clinical trial.

Healthcare providers should return any unused devices to the manufacturer. 

Abbott's TriClip system for tricuspid regurgitation is approved by the FDA and covered by Medicare. To learn more about its real-world performance, researchers will now track 1,000 patients for a total of five years. 

The AI software, which has already received CE mark approval, provides care teams with a noninvasive way to secure FFR values from routine coronary angiography. 

Researchers are comparing the new-look Topaz TTVR system from TRiCares with the FDA-approved Evoque TTVR system from Edwards Lifesciences. 

Treating certain high-risk PCI patients with nicorandil before and after treatment can significantly reduce their risk of contrast-related injuries.