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Acute Myocardial Infarction
FIRE Study
Anthracycline-Induced Cardiotoxicity
PROACT Trial
VA ECMO
Complete Revascularization
Heart Failure
LDL Cholesterol
Cardiovascular Death
Enalapril
Cardiovascular Disease
CRP
Percutaneous Coronary Intervention
PCI (percutaneous Coronary Intervention)
FFR (fractional Flow Reserve)
Heart-Fid Trial
Cardiovascular Risk
Ketogenic Diet
Myocardial Injury
STOPDAP3 Trial

A selection of the best interviews conducted by physician leaders and recorded at cardiology conferences around the globe. 06f763f0-76e5-11f0-bb7c-8557ae1d8a8b

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How has the pharmacotherapy for STEMI changed over the past 46 years? Ginger Jiang and C. Michael Gibson discuss treating patients with zalunfiban at first medical contact.

Colin Berry and C. Michael Gibson discuss whether stress CMR imaging is helpful in patients with angina and no obstructive CAD.

Sripal Bangalore and C. Michael Gibson discuss whether ticagrelor is noninferior to prasugrel in patients with diabetes and multivessel CAD undergoing PCI.

Mamas Mamas, Nieves Gonzalo, and Erick Schampaert take a look at the latest guidelines for chronic coronary syndromes and how they relate to complex PCI.

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Colin Berry
Clinical researcher presenting core CMR study results
Centre for Cardiovascular Research (inferred from context)
Episode: The CorCMR Trial
Katherine Tuttle
Senior Clinical Editor at TCTMD
TCTMD
Episode: The FLOW Trial
Jacob Lønborg
Principal Investigator of the NOTION-3 trial
Episode: The NOTION-3 Trial
Sean Pinney
Professor of Medicine and Chair of Cardiology at Mount Sinai Morningside
Mount Sinai Morningside
Episode: TMVR in the Heart Failure Paradigm
Joanne Lindenfeld
Professor of Medicine and Director of Heart Failure and Transplant at Vanderbilt, and past President of the Heart Failure Society of America
Vanderbilt
Episode: TMVR in the Heart Failure Paradigm
Dr. Becky Hahn
Professor of Cardiology at Columbia University and Chief Scientific Officer of the ECHO Core Lab at CRF
Columbia University
Episode: Echocardiography and Quality Data
Allison Duncan
Associate Specialist at Royal Brompton Hospital
Royal Brompton Hospital
Episode: Echocardiography and Quality Data
Dr. Park
A medical expert discussing the EPIC CAD trial
ESC 2024
Episode: The EPIC-CAD Trial
Dr. Nam
A cardiologist presenting findings from the EPIC CAD trial
ESC 2024
Episode: The EPIC-CAD Trial

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Michael Gibson
Co-host and clinical editor, frequently appears across episodes; often discusses trials, clinical guidelines, and conference content.
Mamas Mamas
Senior Clinical Editor with recurring role discussing trial results, trial designs, and editorial insights.

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Talking Points

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The CorCMR Trial
Q: What were the main findings and their clinical implications?
The imaging-guided reallocation of therapies changed diagnoses in a substantial portion of patients and led to improvements in angina and quality of life over 6 to 12 months, with a focus on microvascular angina and non-obstructive disease management using calcium channel blockers, nitrates, and rehabilitation as part of a re-guided treatment pathway.
The CorCMR Trial
Q: What was the study design and what did the researchers aim to test?
It was a multicenter randomized strategy trial where patients with non-obstructive coronary disease and angina underwent stress perfusion CMR; based on imaging results, treatments were re-assigned according to guideline-directed care, and the study evaluated how this strategy affected diagnoses and patient outcomes.
The TUXEDO-2 Trial
Q: Has anyone done a meta-analysis yet? Are you planning one to put all that data together?
Yes, a quick meta-analysis was presented showing that Prasagrel reduced the risk of death, MI, and stroke by 22% compared to Ticagrelor, with no significant difference in major bleeding between the two.
The My Heart Your Heart Trial
Q: So what's the next step then, Thomas? I mean, is this ready for prime time?
We certainly need to get follow up from the clinical trial, and we'll present our major results at 12 months. We are planning to create a blueprint for reprocessing devices and demonstrate a standardized protocol for safe practice.
The CLEAR SYNERGY (OASIS 9) Trial
Q: How many patients were included in the study?
The study randomized 7,062 patients across 104 centers in 14 countries.

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The show features expert clinicians, researchers, and device specialists discussing the latest cardiovascular trials, imaging techniques, and guideline updates with a practical, real-world focus. Episodes often center on multicenter trials, novel therapies, PCI and valve interventions, and the implications of new data for daily clinical care. A distinguishing trait is the collaboration between physician leaders across institutions and industry-affiliated experts, offering pragmatic takeaways for practicing cardiologists, interventionalists, and researchers. Listeners can expect deep dives into trial design, imaging guidance, and therapy selection, with a tilt toward actionable clinical judgment and conference-driven context.

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1. Colin Berry
2. Katherine Tuttle
3. Jacob Lønborg
4. Sean Pinney
5. Joanne Lindenfeld
6. Dr. Becky Hahn
7. Allison Duncan
8. Dr. Park

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