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Experts recommend coronary CTA for stable CAD—but one team offers a warning | Treating MIS-C | Big news for Medtronic
Thursday, September 10, 2020
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Expert panel recommends coronary CTA as first choice when evaluating for stable CAD

The American College of Cardiology Summit on Technology Advances in Coronary Computed Tomography Angiography shared its assessment in a new report. 

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Expert panel recommends coronary CTA as first choice when evaluating for stable CAD

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The American College of Cardiology Summit on Technology Advances in Coronary Computed Tomography Angiography shared its assessment in a new report. 
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A warning: Overuse of coronary CTA can lead to unnecessary procedures, radiation exposure

“The overuse of coronary CTA may be a potentially significant health problem," the authors wrote. 

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A warning: Overuse of coronary CTA can lead to unnecessary procedures, radiation exposure

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“The overuse of coronary CTA may be a potentially significant health problem," the authors wrote. 
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Pediatric cardiologists detail experience treating early MIS-C patient

The 14-year-old patient presented with a four-day history of multiple symptoms—and that was just the beginning. 

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Pediatric cardiologists detail experience treating early MIS-C patient

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The 14-year-old patient presented with a four-day history of multiple symptoms—and that was just the beginning. 
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FDA grants breakthrough device designation to Medtronic TTVR system, approves early feasibility study

According to Medtronic, its Intrepid TTVR system helps meet a “large, unmet clinical need.”

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FDA grants breakthrough device designation to Medtronic TTVR system, approves early feasibility study

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According to Medtronic, its Intrepid TTVR system helps meet a “large, unmet clinical need.”
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Featured Articles

Long-term heart damage from COVID-19 may ‘improve with time,’ new study suggests

Researchers focused on long-term heart and lung damage among recovered COVID-19 patients, turning to lung function tests, CT imaging and echocardiograms. 

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Long-term heart damage from COVID-19 may ‘improve with time,’ new study suggests

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Researchers focused on long-term heart and lung damage among recovered COVID-19 patients, turning to lung function tests, CT imaging and echocardiograms. 
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New-look catheter system shows potential to boost cardiac care

The new balloon catheter system provides real-time feedback during minimally invasive surgeries and ablations. 

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New-look catheter system shows potential to boost cardiac care

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The new balloon catheter system provides real-time feedback during minimally invasive surgeries and ablations. 
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Endocarditis after TAVR: Increasingly rare, but incredibly fatal

The authors examined data from more than 134,000 TAVR patients, noting that 65% of endocarditis infections occurred within one year after the procedure. 

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Endocarditis after TAVR: Increasingly rare, but incredibly fatal

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The authors examined data from more than 134,000 TAVR patients, noting that 65% of endocarditis infections occurred within one year after the procedure. 
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New discovery might explain why blood clots are so common among COVID-19 patients

The team's analysis also examines why blood-thinning medications aren't effectively preventing the clots. 

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New discovery might explain why blood clots are so common among COVID-19 patients

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The team's analysis also examines why blood-thinning medications aren't effectively preventing the clots. 
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In Other News

Using AI to predict MRI no-shows is saving one radiology department nearly $180,000 per year

Actions taken at Changi General Hospital in Singapore led to a 17.2% improvement from the institution’s baseline missed appointment rate.

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Using AI to predict MRI no-shows is saving one radiology department nearly $180,000 per year

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Actions taken at Changi General Hospital in Singapore led to a 17.2% improvement from the institution’s baseline missed appointment rate.
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How a hard-hit medical center cleaned COVID’s proverbial clock

During a 12-week peak in the COVID-19 crisis, an 800-bed academic hospital in a frenetic American city admitted more than 9,000 inpatients—including almost 700 with COVID—while letting only two infections sneak in unchecked. 

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How a hard-hit medical center cleaned COVID’s proverbial clock

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During a 12-week peak in the COVID-19 crisis, an 800-bed academic hospital in a frenetic American city admitted more than 9,000 inpatients—including almost 700 with COVID—while letting only two infections sneak in unchecked. 
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