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Key takeaways from ACC.23 | How to anticoagulate COVID patients | Links to all the ACC late-breaking trials
Monday, March 13, 2023
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Key takeaways from the ACC 2023 annual meeting

ACC.23 Program Chair Doug Drachman, MD, explains what he saw as some of the key takeaways from the American College of Cardiology (ACC) 2023 annual meeting.

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ACC 2023 program chair Douglas Drachman, MD, explains the top takeaways from the American College of Cardiology meeting. #ACC #ACC23
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Key takeaways from the ACC 2023 annual meeting

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ACC 2023 program chair Douglas Drachman, MD, explains the top takeaways from the American College of Cardiology meeting. #ACC #ACC23
ACC.23 Program Chair Doug Drachman, MD, explains what he saw as some of the key takeaways from the American College of Cardiology (ACC) 2023 annual meeting.
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High dosage of blood thinners lowers 30-day morbidity for hospitalized COVID-19 patients

For patients who were hospitalized, but not yet in the ICU, those randomly assigned a higher-dose of anticoagulants had lower 30-day mortality risk than those on a lower dose. 

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Valentin Fuster, MD, PhD, director of Mount Sinai Heart and general director of the Spanish National Center for Cardiovascular Research.
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High dosage of blood thinners lowers 30-day morbidity for hospitalized COVID-19 patients

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Valentin Fuster, MD, PhD, director of Mount Sinai Heart and general director of the Spanish National Center for Cardiovascular Research.
For patients who were hospitalized, but not yet in the ICU, those randomly assigned a higher-dose of anticoagulants had lower 30-day mortality risk than those on a lower dose. 
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Links to all the American College of Cardiology late-breaking studies for ACC.23

Here are links to more information on every late-breaking presentation at ACC.23.

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Here are links to more details for all of the American College of Cardiology (ACC) late-breaking trial presentations at the ACC.23 meeting March 4-6, in New Orleans. These key late-breaking science sessions include studies in all aspects of cardiovascular medicine, including interventional cardiology, structural heart, cardiac surgery, electrophysiology and drug therapies. Search all the ACC.23 sessions. #ACC23 #ACC #ACClatebreakers
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Links to all the American College of Cardiology late-breaking studies for ACC.23

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Here are links to more details for all of the American College of Cardiology (ACC) late-breaking trial presentations at the ACC.23 meeting March 4-6, in New Orleans. These key late-breaking science sessions include studies in all aspects of cardiovascular medicine, including interventional cardiology, structural heart, cardiac surgery, electrophysiology and drug therapies. Search all the ACC.23 sessions. #ACC23 #ACC #ACClatebreakers
Here are links to more information on every late-breaking presentation at ACC.23.
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In Case You Missed It

Vaccinated patients more likely to exhibit normal chest CT after COVID infection

Both vaccine status and variant type were shown to be associated with differing COVID severity and chest CT patterns. 

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Vaccinated patients more likely to exhibit normal chest CT after COVID infection

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COVID-19 coronavirus
Both vaccine status and variant type were shown to be associated with differing COVID severity and chest CT patterns. 
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Heart inflammation remains 2 months later in some patients with COVID-19 vaccine-related myocarditis

A team of cardiologists and radiologists collaborated on the study, using advanced imaging to take a closer look at the long-term impact of vaccination. 

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COVID-19 vaccine vaccination myocarditis heart damage inflammation RSNA imaging radiology cardiology
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Heart inflammation remains 2 months later in some patients with COVID-19 vaccine-related myocarditis

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COVID-19 vaccine vaccination myocarditis heart damage inflammation RSNA imaging radiology cardiology
A team of cardiologists and radiologists collaborated on the study, using advanced imaging to take a closer look at the long-term impact of vaccination. 
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Around the Web

FDA seeking upwards of $7B for 2024

The Food and Drug Administration has put in for a $7.2 billion chunk of the $6.9 trillion federal budget for fiscal year 2024 that President Joe Biden proposed March 9.

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CMS proposed medicare physician fee schedule for 2023 radiology.
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FDA seeking upwards of $7B for 2024

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CMS proposed medicare physician fee schedule for 2023 radiology.
The Food and Drug Administration has put in for a $7.2 billion chunk of the $6.9 trillion federal budget for fiscal year 2024 that President Joe Biden proposed March 9.
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