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May 11, 2012
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#140: Ideal blood-pressure goals? "We have no idea"; more adverse events seen on dabigatran vs warfarin; WHF defends Dubai WCC, reimburses Israelis denied visas; Roche stops dalcetrapib trial; bypass moderate coronary lesions? taking sides in the debate
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For the week ending May 11, 2012 we discuss the following top cardiology news from heartwire:
- Ideal blood-pressure goals? "We have no idea"
- More adverse events seen on dabigatran vs warfarin
- WHF defends Dubai WCC, reimburses Israelis denied visas
- Roche stops dalcetrapib trial for lack of benefit
- Bypass moderate coronary lesions? Taking sides in the debate
In brief:
- Some valve patients are too sick for TAVI or surgery
- Dr Douglas Zipes explains his rare Riata editorial
- Cheese, please: Could a little Grana Padano drop your BP?
Join us for a comprehensive review of this week's most important cardiology news.
Previous posts
#139: CHA2DS2-VASc score gives best prediction of stroke risk in AF; subcutaneous ICD: thumbs up from FDA; DES or bare-metal stents for primary PCI?; beware valve involvement in device-related infective endocarditis; CMS restricts TAVI coverage to experie
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Posted May 04, 2012
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#138: FDA: No aliskiren with ACE inhibitors, ARBs in some patients; cardiologists: high income, many frustrations; TIPS 2 on full-dose polypill; ESC paper on new anticoagulants; Bahrain AED survey points to CPR barriers
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Posted Apr 27, 2012
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#137: Big bonuses for cardiologists at OSU; higher glycated hemoglobin levels, better outcomes in HF with diabetes; losartan vs candesartan mortality risk in HF disputed; Italian soccer player dies on the pitch; Maryland to set up independent PCI review
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Posted Apr 20, 2012
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#136: COURAGE angle for NY analysis of PCI vs meds in stable CAD; many left ventriculographies are unnecessary; persistent high cholesterol more likely in countries with poorer healthcare; statins in primary prevention
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Posted Apr 13, 2012
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#135: Analysis extends dabigatran MI signal to other thrombin inhibitors; new oral anticoagulants in AF: What to do in clinical practice; Riata ICD lead failures: Short-circuit risk; "statins for all"; biodegradable-polymer DES: Solid four-year safety and
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Posted Apr 05, 2012
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