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Episode #1: Revascularization trials: Bypass vs PCI
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In this inaugural episode, Drs Topol and Teirstein focus on SYNTAX. From the basic questions--Does the trial have value? Has it affected clinical practice?--to the problematic issue of randomizing patients to a 20-minute intervention or a weeklong hospitalization, they also ponder what they have learned from revascularization trials and paper cuts as well as the whimsical image of performing PCI on CV surgeons.
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About the Click and Rub Show
theheart.org brings you a freewheeling and unconventional exchange on the latest cardiology news and events through the eyes of thought leaders Drs Eric Topol and Paul Teirstein from Scripps Translational Research Institute.
We value the diverse opinions of our readership (that includes you!) -- share your thoughts by writing them in the comments box at left and stay tuned for new shows, posted on a monthly basis.
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This is a great, honest and finaly fare conversation.
Would like to hear other topics.
It is important to remember that a topic such as left main PCi vs CABG or for that matter 3 vessel disease PCI vs CABG needs to be discussed in a more detailed fashion than has been done in this first conversation. The interaction holds one’s interest but is too much on the surface.
There are after all other data ( Korean, French and German) already published on left main stenting in the recent past that merited mention to add more substance.
great idea for a medical 'radio show'!
It was difficult to ascertain if any definitive conclusions could be reached on the SYNTAX & FREEDOM TRIAL and CABG
And if these trial are 'underpowered' what would make these trials more balanced so that more conclusive conclusions could be concluded?