Open surgical bypass is the gold standard, but endovascular therapies may provide value for high-risk patients with long femoropopliteal lesions.
New findings highlight the lingering issue of gender inequity in the field, the effects of which extend well beyond career growth for women.
Promoting preventive care among young adult men during critical periods of their life may be the key to reducing rates of cardiovascular disease.
STS late-breaking study found BITA and SITA+RA have similar long-term survival, but age plays a role in which to choose.
Patients with this specific subtype of severe aortic stenosis, which can sometimes be challenging to diagnose, face a number of additional risks.
Mutations in three-dimensional structures of the genome may be a cause of autism
The study involved an analysis of the genomic data from 5,000 families and could lead to new treatments.
Researchers simulate red blood cells, oxygen flow using low-frequency ultrasound
Scientists from Lithuania said the therapy could be helpful for patients struggling with lung damage from COVID-19.
Isotope used in cancer drug development shipped for clinical trials
Actinium-225 remains in short supply, slowing drug research.
Premature births can be predicted at 23 weeks using ultrasound
The method was developed based on 22 years of research and has been shown effective in a new study.
UVA Health receives $3.1M grant for using ultrasound to deliver drugs into the brain
Researchers are aiming to use ultrasound to breach the blood-brain barrier and deliver drug therapies.
Initial results promising for world's smallest percutaneous heart pump
A new 10 French percutaneous heart pump could help greatly reduce vascular complications and improve cardiogenic shock outcomes.
First patients treated with Abbott’s pulsed field ablation offering
According to Abbott, its Volt system was specifically designed to address weaknesses seen in other first-generation PFA offerings.
Vanderbilt scores $3.2M NIH grant to analyze MRI's role in improving epilepsy surgery
The five-year grant builds upon a growing body of research to better identify patients who would benefit from surgical interventions.
