Kidney Damage That Persists After Heart Attack Stent Surgery Signals Quadrupled Risk of Death
A Korean registry study found that STEMI patients whose kidney function failed to recover within three to six months after ...
Tag: Myocardial Infarction
Rapidly Failing Heart With Rare Aneurysm Ends in Transplant, Case Report Shows
A case report describes a 52-year-old man with dilated cardiomyopathy who developed a rare inferolateral left ventricular aneurysm within one ...
Review Highlights MXenes as Conductive Scaffolds for Next-Generation Cardiac Patches
A new review in Annals of Biomedical Engineering examines how conductive two-dimensional MXene nanomaterials could advance cardiac patch design for ...
AI Reads Heart Motion From CT Scans to Detect Hidden Heart Attacks
A Japanese research team built a deep learning framework called MMMID that tracks beating heart muscle motion from 4D cardiac ...
Adjusted waist-to-height ratio linked to heart attack and death in Swedish men
A 28-year cohort study found that waist-to-height ratio was the more reliable of six body-size indicators for first-time myocardial infarction ...
Spatial analysis associates dECM deployment with myocardial organization changes
A secondary analysis of 21 rat spatial-transcriptomic sections found a positive but statistically uncertain association between dECM deployment and greater ...
Adversarial domain adaptation for false-positive reduction in hospital-to-robotic echocardiographic screening under limited target-domain data
Adversarial domain adaptation raised normal-case specificity on robotic echocardiograms from 65.7% to 89.3% without using robotic pathological cases, but validation ...
Study Explores Gendered Experiences of Post-Heart-Attack Recovery
A qualitative study of nine adults in Spain found that employment, fatigue, household duties, social expectations and follow-up care shaped ...
Lipoprotein(a) Fails to Steer Heart Attack Damage in Landmark MRI Study
A detailed cardiac MRI study of 518 heart attack patients finds that lipoprotein(a), a major genetic cardiovascular risk factor, shows ...
Metabolic Health Outweighs Body Weight in Predicting Cardiovascular Risk, Massive Analysis Finds
A meta-analysis of 44 longitudinal cohort studies finds that poor metabolic health raises cardiovascular risk more consistently than obesity, with ...
Goat Model Puts Heart Attack Reperfusion Injury Under the CT Scanner
A dual-source CT perfusion imaging study in goats distinguishes infarcted myocardium from hypoperfused microvascular obstruction after reperfusion, with 89.7% sensitivity ...
Drug-Coated Balloons Match Stents on Death and Heart Attack Risk, Major Analysis Finds
A meta-analysis of ten randomised trials covering 7832 patients finds drug-coated balloons deliver comparable safety to drug-eluting stents in de ...
AI-Reads ECGs: How Far Has the Hype Actually Traveled Into the Clinic?
A new critical review finds that AI-enabled ECG has reached clinical maturity in STEMI triage and reduced ejection fraction screening ...
How the Heart Defends Itself: Inside the Molecular Machinery of Cardioprotection
A new comprehensive review maps the signaling pathways, biomarkers, and molecular signatures that determine whether heart muscle survives ischemic injury.
Eye Scan Could Warn of Heart Attacks and Strokes Years in Advance, Study of 51,000 Suggests
A UK Biobank study of more than 51,000 people found that thinner retinal nerve fiber and ganglion cell layers on ...
Mapping Two Decades of Cardiac Diffusion MRI: Bibliometric Analysis Reveals Deep Learning as the Field’s Rising Frontier
A new bibliometric analysis of 367 articles maps two decades of cardiac diffusion MRI research, identifying diffusion tensor imaging as ...
Power-Frequency Fields at Work: New Systematic Review Probes Hidden Heart Risks
A new systematic review of 14 studies covering nearly 50,000 workers finds that half report links between occupational exposure to ...
Digital Twin Hearts: How Personalized Cardiac Simulations Could Predict Sudden Death After a Heart Attack
A new review outlines how personalized digital twin heart models built from patient MRI could overcome the limits of ejection ...
New Myosin-Blocking Drug Reopens Blocked Capillaries After Heart Attacks and Kidney Injury
A new study in Nature shows that the experimental compound R(+)2501, a selective inhibitor of smooth muscle myosin, relaxes capillary ...
T Cells That Recognize the Heart: Mapping the Antigens Behind Cardiac Disease
A new review in Nature Reviews Cardiology lays out a framework for defining heart-specific T cell responses and the cardiac ...
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