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    ACC Anywhere provides easy access to all of ACC’s video content in one location. You can easily search and browse presentations and watch Collections anytime, anywhere with on demand access. Collection Stump the Chump: The Hardest Congenital Case of My Life – A “March Matchup” Session Stump the Chump: The Hardest Congenital Case of My Life – A “March Matchup” Session Stump the Chump: The…

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    Immediate complete revascularization during the index procedure might become the new treatment paradigm in patients with ACS and multivessel disease, results of the BIOVASC trial suggest.

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    NEW ORLEANS — In a new study, use of a wrist-worn sensor was clinically feasible for rapid, bloodless prediction of elevated troponin I in patients with suspected MI, researchers reported at the American College of Cardiology Scientific Session.“Assessing high-sensitivity cardiac troponin for chest pain is standard practice in crowded emergency rooms. Although point-of-care tests are

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