Revascularization
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Sep 26, 2026
Chapter 7: Trunk & urogenital
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The prosthetic will inevitably erode right through the numb skin, destroying the reconstruction and leading to devastating infections.
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64:52speaker_1HOST
Revascularization is achieved via microsurgery, typically anastomosing the radial artery and its venae comitans to the deep inferior epigastric vessels in the groin or occasionally the femoral vessels.
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The major undeniable downside of this incredible operation is the severe donor site morbidity.
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You leave a massive circumferential defect on the forearm that requires a split thickness skin graft.
Friday September 25 2026 | Life After Heart Disease | Tips and Tricks for Managing Heart Health
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22:31Mike GallagherHOST
In patients with obstruction, obstructive CAD, high-risk plaque features, or high plaque burden, consider FFRCT or functional stress imaging to define significance.
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22:46Mike GallagherHOST
Revascularization should generally be reserved for limiting symptoms and/or objective myocardial, myocardial compromise.
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22:54Mike GallagherHOST
Initiate high-intensity statin therapy.
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22:59Mike GallagherHOST
And those statins are just been doubled up for me.
Friday September 25 2026 | Life After Heart Disease | Tips and Tricks for Managing Heart Health
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22:01Mike GallagherHOST
In patients with obstructive CAD, high-risk plaque features or high plaque burden, consider FFRCT or functional stress imaging to define significance.
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22:15Mike GallagherHOST
Revascularization should generally be reserved for limiting symptoms and or objective myocardial compromise.
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22:24Mike GallagherHOST
Initiate high-intensity statin therapy, and those statins... or just been doubled up for me, I'm taking statins, and when appropriate, GLP-1-based therapy, e.g. semaglutide or terzepatide.
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22:40Mike GallagherHOST
They recommend the GLP-1 drugs to get the weight off.
Friday September 25 2026 | Life After Heart Disease | Tips and Tricks for Managing Heart Health
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22:01Mike GallagherHOST
In patients with obstructive CAD, high-risk plaque features or high plaque burden, consider FFRCT or functional stress imaging to define significance.
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22:16Mike GallagherHOST
Revascularization should generally be reserved for limiting symptoms and or objective myocardial compromise.
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22:25Mike GallagherHOST
Initiate high-intensity statin therapy, and those statins... or just been doubled up for me, I'm taking statins, and when appropriate, GLP-1-based therapy, e.g. semaglutide or terzepatide.
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22:41Mike GallagherHOST
They recommend the GLP-1 drugs to get the weight off.
Friday September 25 2026 | Life After Heart Disease | Tips and Tricks for Managing Heart Health
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22:31Mike GallagherHOST
In patients with obstruction-- obstructive CAD, high-risk plaque features, or high plaque burden, consider FFRCT or functional stress imaging to define significance.
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22:46Mike GallagherHOST
Revascularization should generally be reserved for limiting symptoms and/or objective myocardial, myocardial compromise.
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22:54Mike GallagherHOST
Initiate high-intensity statin therapy." And those statins are just been doubled up for me.
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23:02Mike GallagherHOST
I'm taking statins.
Sep 18 2026 This Week in Cardiology
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2:58John MandrolaHOST
And this was a very ambitious aim.
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3:01John MandrolaHOST
He writes, what could have made a difference by introducing CTCA? Revascularization, which was very similar between both groups.
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3:08John MandrolaHOST
Statin treatment, which was only a 13% difference between both groups.
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3:13John MandrolaHOST
Professor Neumann's interpretation is that the target trial did not recruit the ideal target population due to the high amount of pre-existing CAD or preventive treatment.
Let's clear up 4 common misconceptions about coronary calcium scores
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14:24William DavisHOST
from something that was not necessary because the evidence is clear.
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14:30William DavisHOST
These are called revascularization procedures, restoring blood flow procedures, revascularization.
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14:36William DavisHOST
Revascularization procedures do not provide any benefit to an asymptomatic person, especially if they have normal blood flow.
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14:44William DavisHOST
Remember, the risk is plaque rupture, not progressive blockage, not progressive stenosis, we say.
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14:51William DavisHOST
So a high score should not trigger, it should trigger preventive efforts, of course, but it should not trigger more and very costly procedures.
The Beat With Joel Dunning Ep. 174: Surgical Treatment of Atrial Fibrillation
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0:45Joel DunningHOST
After TAVR, we've got a pulmonary carcinoid potential treatment called Tarlatumab.
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0:51Joel DunningHOST
We've got totally robotic hybrid revascularization.
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0:55Joel DunningHOST
What happens if you don't have your PCI after the revasc? And we've got experience in surgical exposure.
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1:02Joel DunningHOST
Does clamshell stenotomy or bilateral thoracotomies, which are best for lung transplants? We've got three amazing videos.
Sep 04 2026 This Week in Cardiology
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34:27John MandrolaHOST
The thing is that the care of post-MI patients has greatly improved over the decades, right? Medical therapy of heart failure is better.
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34:35John MandrolaHOST
Revascularization is better.
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34:37John MandrolaHOST
And the other thing that is likely happening is that more and more patients are getting ICDs who have competing causes of death, older patients with other conditions.
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34:46John MandrolaHOST
Now, these are important clinical features because the way an ICD delivers its mortality benefit was by reducing arrhythmic death, and arrhythmic death has to represent a large fraction or proportion of death It was in relatively young patients with mostly ischemic heart disease, and they had not much else for diseases.