As recently as the early 2000s, cardiologists were performing a significant amount of cardiac imaging exams in their offices. 

“Effective communication between the clinician and the pharmacy is paramount to ensuring patients only receive medications they require,” one researcher said.

The new analysis, published in JAMA Cardiology, included data from 28 different facilities. 

The study included patients with a recent history of PCI, CABG or confirmed coronary artery disease that did not require revascularization.

Researchers recommend a more comprehensive evaluation of respiratory function in AFib patients.

Picard Medical is a portfolio company of Hunniwell Lake Ventures, a California-based venture capital firm focused on healthcare technology. 

The agreement will involve the development and implementation of integrated cardiovascular solutions. 

The device was designed to treat patients facing a heightened risk of recurrent stroke.

Giving a 'clinician team roster' to patients is an easy way to make a big impact, researchers found. 

In addition, researchers noted, there were no female specialists performing TAVR in 19 states. 

When hospitalized heart failure patients also have cirrhosis of the liver, they may require "increased resources to assist in caring for them."

The approval comes as more and more specialists embrace a radial-first approach to treating acute coronary syndrome. 

Shared decision-making is absolutely crucial when diagnosing and treating heart valve disease (HVD). Should a transcatheter intervention be considered or is surgery the best choice? Would the patient respond better to an artificial or a bioprosthetic heart valve? These are just a couple of the key questions that are vital for the entire heart team—and the patient—to be involved in that discussion.

Faced with sharply spiking assault rates against nurses and other frontline healthcare workers, one U.S. medical center is equipping hundreds of its people with wearables that can summon security at the click of a button.

The new imaging devices utilize a fast-emerging technology known as photon counting and can enhance everything from diagnostic decision making to treatment planning.