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…Introduction Carotid atherosclerosis remains a major risk factor for stroke in western countries 1. …

…ent syncope was documented.Conclusion In selected patients with cardioinhibitory syncope and structurally normal hearts, CNA demonstrated favourable med…

…cues, which differ markedly between ischaemic and non-ischaemic cardiomyopathy, may play a significant role in regulating this process. Here, …

…Introduction The optimal revascularization strategy for multi-vessel coronary artery disease remains debated despite decades of investigation. Contemporary …

…n function promotes mitochondrial dysfunction, inflammation and atherosclerosis. Tafazzin downregulation in plaque macrophages may be an import…

… likely to be male (DPD+ female 9(9%) vs DPD- 29(30%);P=0.0002).Type 2 diabetes was less common in DPD+ patients: DPD+ 18(18%) vs DPD- 31(32%).…

…tion, and predisposing the vascular wall to pathologies such as IAs. Although changes in VE-cadherin and eNOS have been observed un…

…s study assessed reverse remodelling processes in patients with PMR underdoing MVr, MVR or TEER using CMR, to assess differences po…

…eta-blocker therapy has historically been recommended following acute myocardial infarction (AMI) to reduce mortality and recurrent ischemic events. In the…

…haracteristics of the study cohort (1999-2004) of patients with hypertension without history of HF…

… typeAbstract 331 Table 1Baseline demographics of perioperative AMI patients, stratified by operation type, compared to all-comer A…

…etics are a cornerstone of therapy for people hospitalised with heart failure (HF). There are several strategies that might enhance diuresis …