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Aeson TAH implantation appears to be a feasible bridge-to-transplant strategy for selected patients with irreparable post-myocardial infarction VSD that provided hemodynamic stabilization, facilitated recovery of end-organ function, and resulted in favorable...
This case represents the longest reported follow-up of interventricular septal hematoma with persistent left ventricular communication and provides insight into the natural history of this rare entity, demonstrating that long-term structural stability and pre...
Almost half of patients with PIVSR survive to discharge with a comprehensive treatment approach and the results highlight the need for further research aimed at optimizing the strategy, specifically the choice of intervention type and timing, and the use of m...
Dor procedure is a surgical treatment for post-infarction aneurysms, reserved for patients with large aneurysms at risk of rupture or those causing arrhythmias [1].Procedure involves excising of akinetic and dyskinetic segments and reshaping the left ventricu...
A 59-year-old woman who developed a massive left ventricular aneurysm following an acute myocardial infarction of unknown duration and her clinical condition rapidly deteriorated, culminating in cardiac arrest.
The aim was to demonstrate the successful surgical treatment of a left ventricular pseudoaneurysm in an elderly patient to demonstrate the only radical option for saving this category of patients.
In appropriately selected patients without significant obstructive coronary disease requiring revascularization, isolated Dor endoventricular circular patch plasty may provide effective exclusion of the pseudoaneurysm and restoration of LV geometry, with favo...
A previously underappreciated chemotactic capability of hiPSC-CMs is uncovered and TGF-β signalling is identified as a central mediator of this response, offering new mechanistic insights and potential therapeutic targets to improve the integration and effica...
Pregnancy in patients with HCM is associated with transient clinical and echocardiographic changes, most pronounced in the second and third trimesters, with regression after delivery, and despite a higher incidence of obstetric complications in the obstructiv...
Peroxisome proliferator-activated receptor gamma (PPARG) is a conserved regulator of placentation and is essential for directing trophoblast cell-guided uterine transformation.
BACKGROUND: Spontaneous coronary artery dissection (SCAD) is characterized by a separation of the coronary artery wall, causing myocardial infarction and sudden death. This study is one of the first to clarify the impact of pathological genetic variants in ca...
Persistent abnormalities despite normalised LVEF suggest residual subclinical dysfunction and support their potential role as sensitive markers of myocardial impairment beyond conventional measures of systolic function.
This structured narrative review synthesizes recent cardiovascular, exercise, lifestyle, and implementation evidence and proposes preconception cardiac rehabilitation (PCR) as a testable conceptual framework and specifies candidate eligibility groups, referra...
General anesthesia with a multimodal opioid-sparing strategy is a feasible and effective approach for high-risk parturients with stenotic valvular disease and arrhythmia when neuraxial techniques are contraindicated, provided that care is delivered through cl...
It is important to design tools to calculate the risk of developing PPCM as well as to standardize its diagnosis and treatment in resource-limited countries to improve the prognosis in patients with risk factors, such as being black, being older than 30 years...
An overview of physiological changes of pregnancy pertinent to obstetric anesthesiology in regard to patients with cardiac disease is provided, including modifications to labor analgesic techniques, indications for additional monitoring, and both regional ane...
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