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Vascular & Endovascular: 5 key stories from the last month
Thursday, July 14, 2022
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Regulatory Roundup: FDA clears several new solutions, including Apple’s latest AFib offering

The FDA had a busy June, clearing multiple solutions designed to treat patients with cardiovascular conditions. 

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When Apple previewed its watchOS 9 update in early June, one of the key features the company highlighted was a new tracking option for atrial fibrillation (AFib) patients. The AFib History feature, approved for patients 22 years and older who have been diagnosed with AFib, was designed to help users gain a better understanding of their symptoms and easily share data with healthcare providers.
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Regulatory Roundup: FDA clears several new solutions, including Apple’s latest AFib offering

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When Apple previewed its watchOS 9 update in early June, one of the key features the company highlighted was a new tracking option for atrial fibrillation (AFib) patients. The AFib History feature, approved for patients 22 years and older who have been diagnosed with AFib, was designed to help users gain a better understanding of their symptoms and easily share data with healthcare providers.
The FDA had a busy June, clearing multiple solutions designed to treat patients with cardiovascular conditions. 
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New AI model detects plaque erosion in arteries

Detecting plaque erosion can offer an early warning sign of restricted blood flow to the heart, which can cause heart attacks. 

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. Plaque erosion detection by the proposed AI algorithm in four cases, with each column showing one case. From top to bottom are the original images, ground truth, and predicted plaque erosion by our proposed method respectively.
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New AI model detects plaque erosion in arteries

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. Plaque erosion detection by the proposed AI algorithm in four cases, with each column showing one case. From top to bottom are the original images, ground truth, and predicted plaque erosion by our proposed method respectively.
Detecting plaque erosion can offer an early warning sign of restricted blood flow to the heart, which can cause heart attacks. 
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Catheter-directed thrombolysis boosts survival rates for submassive pulmonary embolism

The new meta-analysis included data from nearly 10,000 patients. 

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Catheter-directed thrombolysis boosts survival rates for submassive pulmonary embolism

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The new meta-analysis included data from nearly 10,000 patients. 
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Statin use may slow progression of arterial stiffness

Continuous and high-adherent statin users had lower baseline arterial stiffness, which also grew more slowly over time. 

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Continuous and high-adherent statin users had lower baseline arterial stiffness which also grew more slowly over time, a new JAMA Network Open study finds.
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Statin use may slow progression of arterial stiffness

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Continuous and high-adherent statin users had lower baseline arterial stiffness which also grew more slowly over time, a new JAMA Network Open study finds.
Continuous and high-adherent statin users had lower baseline arterial stiffness, which also grew more slowly over time. 
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New blood test could help predict upcoming heart attacks or strokes

The test works by picking up on subtle blood flow changes that are often a precursor to major medical events.

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University of Sydney biomedical engineer Dr Arnold Lining Ju is developing a biomedical micro-device to detect these subtle platelet changes before a heart attack or stroke takes place.
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New blood test could help predict upcoming heart attacks or strokes

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University of Sydney biomedical engineer Dr Arnold Lining Ju is developing a biomedical micro-device to detect these subtle platelet changes before a heart attack or stroke takes place.
The test works by picking up on subtle blood flow changes that are often a precursor to major medical events.
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