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…d there was a non-statistically significant trend towards lower statin use (data available in six studies, n=2367, 64% female). Simila…

…n symptomatic patients who are intolerant of, or refractory to, anti-arrhythmic drugs. Furthermore, it is increasingly considered a first-line strate…

…ocarditis evaluation (13.2%), and ischaemic assessment (10.5%). Gadolinium-based contrast was used in 97.4% of studies. All examinations were diagnostica…

…ts undergoing TEER were significant older, with higher rates of diuretic use. TEER patients had higher surgical risk scores, and worse b…

…ative or non-coronary causes of troponin elevation, exposure to DAPT confers avoidable bleeding risk without clinical benefit. Local…

…4-214) and 124 mins (105-146), with 133 concomitant procedures (cryomaze [n=112, 20.2%], TV repair [n=21, 3.8%]). Twelve patients (2.2%)…

…essed scar size and structural remodelling using Evans blue and Triphenyl tetrazolium chloride. Ventricular electrophysiology (n=3/group) assessed effective r…

…pre-eclampsia, and three patients had diabetes mellitus (one on insulin). Nine mothers were clinically overweight, and five had a BMI o…

…ed in a wire myograph system to assess contractile responses to noradrenaline (NA; 1 × 10–9–3 × 10–4.5 M). In vessels from SC mice (n = 10), …

… with acute myocardial infarction and preserved LVEF, long-term beta-blockers showed no reduction in mortality, recurrent MI, stroke, MACE, o…

…f patients with QRISK >20% treated with lipid-lowering therapy (LLT). The data are publicly available from the CVDPREVENT database.…

…olism Severity Index (PESI), raised B-type natriuretic peptide (BNP), right ventricular strain on CT pulmonary angiography (CTPA), …