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MonteHeart Lectures
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 19 พ.ค. 2020
MonteHeart Lecture with Gemma Figtree, MA 9 /26 /24
MonteHeart Lecture with Gemma Figtree, MA 9 /26 /24
มุมมอง: 148
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From Intervention to Prevention: The Optimal Management of ACS
มุมมอง 4387 หลายเดือนก่อน
From Intervention to Prevention: The Optimal Management of ACS
Copy of Obesity and Cardiovascular Disease
มุมมอง 1828 หลายเดือนก่อน
Copy of Obesity and Cardiovascular Disease
Coronary CTA Plaque Assessment: From History to 2024
มุมมอง 6549 หลายเดือนก่อน
Coronary CTA Plaque Assessment: From History to 2024
The tricuspid is not the right counterpart of the mitral valve-echocardiographic assessment
มุมมอง 4189 หลายเดือนก่อน
The tricuspid is not the right counterpart of the mitral valve-echocardiographic assessment
Fabry disease - new advances in diagnosis and therapy
มุมมอง 1.8Kปีที่แล้ว
Fabry disease - new advances in diagnosis and therapy
Contemporary Management Pulmonary Embolism
มุมมอง 1Kปีที่แล้ว
Contemporary Management Pulmonary Embolism
Current Strategies In Diagnosis And Management Of Hypertrophic Cardiomyopathy
มุมมอง 1.7Kปีที่แล้ว
Current Strategies In Diagnosis And Management Of Hypertrophic Cardiomyopathy
MonteHeart Cardiology Conference with Asma Khaliq, MD; Topic of Discussion: PE and PERT
มุมมอง 337ปีที่แล้ว
MonteHeart Cardiology Conference with Asma Khaliq, MD; Topic of Discussion: PE and PERT
There Is Urgent Need to Treat Atherosclerotic Cardiovascular Disease
มุมมอง 535ปีที่แล้ว
There Is Urgent Need to Treat Atherosclerotic Cardiovascular Disease
The role of Ultrasound in Cardiovascular Disease Prevention
มุมมอง 200ปีที่แล้ว
The role of Ultrasound in Cardiovascular Disease Prevention
Topic of Discussion: 3 Challenging Cases In Structural Heart Disease
มุมมอง 233ปีที่แล้ว
Topic of Discussion: 3 Challenging Cases In Structural Heart Disease
Pushing the Envelope with PCSK9-Twenty Years of Progress
มุมมอง 1.9Kปีที่แล้ว
Pushing the Envelope with PCSK9-Twenty Years of Progress
Update in Transcatheter Mitral Valve Interventions
มุมมอง 1.8Kปีที่แล้ว
Update in Transcatheter Mitral Valve Interventions
School-based health promotion for children and adolescents, with Rodriguez Fernandez Jimenez
มุมมอง 46ปีที่แล้ว
School-based health promotion for children and adolescents, with Rodriguez Fernandez Jimenez
Revascularization Strategies in Chronic Limb Threatening Ischemia
มุมมอง 914ปีที่แล้ว
Revascularization Strategies in Chronic Limb Threatening Ischemia
2018 AHA/ACC Multisociety Cholesterol Guideline- What Did the Guidelines Say and Why,
มุมมอง 7322 ปีที่แล้ว
2018 AHA/ACC Multisociety Cholesterol Guideline- What Did the Guidelines Say and Why,
Evolving concepts in imaging diagnosis of Arrhythmogenic Cardiomyopathy: Challenging scenarios
มุมมอง 6042 ปีที่แล้ว
Evolving concepts in imaging diagnosis of Arrhythmogenic Cardiomyopathy: Challenging scenarios
Dr. Antonio Colombo; Problem Solving in Complex PCI
มุมมอง 1.9K2 ปีที่แล้ว
Dr. Antonio Colombo; Problem Solving in Complex PCI
MonteHeart Multimodality Imaging Lecture with Shiraz Maskatia, MD
มุมมอง 2292 ปีที่แล้ว
MonteHeart Multimodality Imaging Lecture with Shiraz Maskatia, MD
@MonteHeart Grand Rounds - SPECIAL EDITION Q&A with Dr. Valentin Fuster
มุมมอง 6602 ปีที่แล้ว
@MonteHeart Grand Rounds - SPECIAL EDITION Q&A with Dr. Valentin Fuster
Plant-Base Diet and your Heart, New Data, Dr. Robert Ostfeld
มุมมอง 1.2K2 ปีที่แล้ว
Plant-Base Diet and your Heart, New Data, Dr. Robert Ostfeld
Conduction System Pacing-Is this the next big thing? Dr. Andrew Krummerman
มุมมอง 892 ปีที่แล้ว
Conduction System Pacing-Is this the next big thing? Dr. Andrew Krummerman
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มุมมอง 2942 ปีที่แล้ว
GMT20220104 124410 Recording 1920x1080 1
Large Bore Closure - Updated Insights, Dr. Nicolas van Mieghem
มุมมอง 2093 ปีที่แล้ว
Large Bore Closure - Updated Insights, Dr. Nicolas van Mieghem
How to Approach Percutaneous MCS for Shock Patients on the Transplant List, Dr. Ulrich Jorde
มุมมอง 1503 ปีที่แล้ว
How to Approach Percutaneous MCS for Shock Patients on the Transplant List, Dr. Ulrich Jorde
Current status of Lesion Modification, Dr. Jeffrey Moses
มุมมอง 4603 ปีที่แล้ว
Current status of Lesion Modification, Dr. Jeffrey Moses
Approach to Calcified Lesions Part II, Dr. Margaret Mcentergart
มุมมอง 5244 ปีที่แล้ว
Approach to Calcified Lesions Part II, Dr. Margaret Mcentergart
Thomas Paul Williams Matthew Anderson Scott
Dibbert Neck
At 62 I just reconnected with a family member who said the family is riddled with Fabry. I have been ill over 20 years and drs said I have CFS/ME but I always felt it was more. Now got to start the hard task of trying to get a genetic test with a dr that I cant even get an appointment with, times like this you really wish you had the money to pay privately but not been able to work for last 20 years. Symptoms got bad after 40. Dad died with heart failure and mom with strokes. Dads side is the carrier of the faulty gene.
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Witting Centers
My lipids are fine, cholesterol low. Fairly high calcium score and Lp(a). I couldn't think of anything to do but add colchicine 0.5. It's over the counter where I live. A doctor had me add aspirin, to my great unease. I also take an anti-hypertensive. With the low adverse profile of colchicine, I can't see a reason to not take it. I have no symptoms...yet. Stuck with something like Lp(a), which has no treatment, there isn't much useful intervention. I declined a tomography with dye because the only justification given was to decide whether to have a stent, and prior to a CV event I'm convinced (by cardiologists) that it's a bad bet. Office visits are normally concise. There should be some way that thoughtful patients and thoughtful doctors talk to each other (but not for treatment recommendations). It's sort of remarkable that no such forum exists.
Sharon, essentially YES - 16% of ApoB + Lp(a),.. is one of the highest percentiles,...
Very informative. Thank you
I used Magnesium Glycinate and Liposomal Vitamin C witch prevent LP(a)
Sir thanks for your priceless informative lecture you presented. May I ask how we made a balloon to be probably cutting for distal pressure measurement?
Excellent video. Covered all bases and and a great primer for new fellows starting cath. As someone who was trained in the radial first doctrine I must say your video is quite comprehensive! Great job
if my LPa is 486nmol/L (which it is) and my apo B was 160mg/dL = 2909nmol/L. Is this correct? and does that mean that one out of 6 of my LDL is the LPa type?
Hi
It is all in circulation or also in the heart if a person receives a new heart transplant could it also be there. I would imagine only in the circulation
Excelent class! Congratulations
Excellent thank you
Thank you for your presentation Gabriele. It was very nice to see your confidence in performing the whole PCI with balloon inflated.
Great!!!
Thanks a lot for sharing this content! The infromation presented here is inavuable for us people with hyper-lp(a)-aemia, for making informed decisions about our health and medical interventions. Especialy when official recommedations are obviously lagging the science.
I jave a 25mm Gorman Occulator PFO closure.
I lowered my Lp a from 147 to 45 with niacin 2000mg per day for six week
Did you take it all in one dose? or spread out over day?
1000mg early morning and 1000 at night. Now 500mg in the morning and 500mg at night.
Thank you!!
You are welcome.
Did you experience any side effects from niacin? And did you take plain niacin or extended release or “non flushing” niacin?
Why did you give him gloves? It was his own heart
lol I thought the same thing. Maybe it was already soaked in formaldehyde
Such a great man, Dr. Moses. He worked on my dad when every other doctor said stuff like "oh we'll adjust his meds and he will be alright". He saved my dad.
Excellent ❤
Thanks for sharing.
Even non-physicians can follow and understand this clear, informative and interesting lecture. I am honored to have Dr. Iacobellis as my physician.
This guy is from AIIMS Delhi.
Excellent clear presentation!
Great webinar, thank you.
25:00
Excellent talk
Nice lecture and overview Dr Albert
Excellent talk
Very good class dr. Miguel. Thanks also Leandro. Here in Brazil cac score and coronary CT are progressive more used !
Very good class! I do agree that plaque quantification and classificatoon by CT must fast be in any report for us as clinical cardiologists.
So if Lp (a) is raised by other factors not including FH and APob100 then is it still a cardiac risk or simply an immune response?
if it's not fh then it must be transient and therefore not pose a cardiac risk
I'm in the UK and will be having this procedure 30th Nov 23. I have had issues with the heart since 2008 including heart bypasses. At the moment I can't do anything under pressure I have a angina attack. I'm scared about having this it's most probably the fact it's done through the main vein in the neck. I had stents through the groin. Can someone put my mind to rest a little please.
Informative....
Great feedback discussion. I also support the view that hsCRP >2 should NOT be used to select patients who would benefit from colchicine for all the reasons you mentioned. Further, it would exclude its use in almost 2/3rds or patients with chronic coronary disease who have the same atherosclerotic process as those with a lower hsCRP at baseline and have a life time risk from their disease. While hsCRP is sensitive to risk in a cohort, it lacks specificity when assessing individual risk. To not prescribe colchicine in patients with proven coronary disease would be akin to not prescribing a statin in patients with a low LDL. Lowering LDLc and dampening inflammation are 2 sides of the same coin and both must targeted. Besides, 0.5mg of colchicine is safe, with a low risk of drug-drug interactions in patients without renal disease, and inexpensive (outside the US).
My (new) cardiologist will not prescribe Colchicine for me. The dr I had practiced preventative medicine and he was “let go”. I am that patient you describe & I am confounded by this Drs actions and words, I am in the process of finding a new doctor. Ps.. I don’t have renal disease nor kidney issues.
@radiant2012 Colchicine is OTC in Mexico. About 10 cents a day. I'm taking it after a 317 cardiac score. My lipids are fine, so no statin. No kidney issues. No improvement in all cause mortality is not great. Why focus on relative risk?
I believe the Slide on Topiramate is wrong at the 32:10, Topiramate enhances GABA (A) receptor activity, which inhibits the AMPA and kainate subtypes of glutamate receptors. The Slide states the opposite. Topiramate is an anti seizure drug, activating the Glutatmate pathway ould trigger seizures.
This is the most thorough and interesting lecture I've heard on cardiac amyloidosis. It should be required by all cardiologists.
Thank you. Just enrolled in local study. Great presentation.
Really amazing
Great Lecture! Greetings From Germany!
High blood pressure is the symptom for a medical problem. Artificially lowering blood pressure with drugs does not treat the "root cause" .While medication can control blood pressure, it cannot cure the condition.
😮 my aunt was Diagnosed with it and died at 55 from Liver Cancer. My Dad shows symptoms as well and has major issues. I have red Spots and Kidney issues. I just researched up testing centers.
What do you think about statins?
Great lecture ❤
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Doctors: Please listen! Prevention may not be as lucrative as the allopathic pharmaceutical/ procedure model, but it is incumbent on you to inform your patients of the benefits of a whole food plant based diet.