Martin B. Leon, MD Columbia University New York, NY Tsuyoshi Kaneko, MD Washington University St. Louis, MO Brian Lindman, MD Vanderbilt University Nashville, TN Jeffrey Popma, MD Harvard Medical School Cambridge, MA Forgot Your Password? Enter the email you used to register to reset your password.
The data indicate it’s worth a shot to try TEER in many with secondary MR, but clinical judgement is critical.
The findings from a contemporary US cohort point to the need for better ways to identify and treat those who are at risk.
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Perhaps it’s time to rethink how much personal sacrifice is necessary in the name of learning to become a physician.
Dipak Kotecha talks to C. Michael Gibson about whether educating healthcare providers on rhythm-control therapy affects guideline adherence and stroke outcomes.
Some believe that future studies are still needed to tease out whether there are high-risk subgroups who will benefit.
The benefit seems durable, but one expert says patients should be aware there’s “some risk of stroke” during the procedure.
The overall evidence for the procedure is “insufficient” at present, but good enough to allow coverage, the agency says.
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The study led to questions about whether patients would be best served by being treated at high-volume centers of excellence.
