Education Library

Zubair Shah, MD, explains how his research revealed improved outcomes in patients with cardiogenic shock receiving right heart catheterization.

Federico Pappalardo, MD, describes the role of IABP in the treatment of acute-on-chronic heart failure complicated by cardiogenic shock. 

Adam Gottula, MD, discusses considerations for optimizing patient care when transporting patients supported with Impella or other mechanical circulatory support devices.

Chuck Simonton, MD, discusses the limitations of published papers that use administrative or payer databases as data sources and provides an AMI cardiogenic shock example.

Alexandra Lansky, MD, discusses a propensity-adjusted population-based analysis of Impella in patients undergoing high-risk PCI from a large-scale claims dataset. 

Srihari Naidu, MD discusses updates to the SCAI shock stages at TCT 2021.

Navin Kapur, MD, explains the importance of identifying patients with heart failure who can be enrolled in the PROTECT IV trial.

Navin Kapur, MD, discusses clinical evidence to support ‘on-pump’ complex PCI for patients with heart failure.

Shelley Hall, MD, discusses what can be done about cardiogenic shock and where the field is going, and issues a call for achieving heart recovery.

Ole Helgestad, PhD, discusses an automated variable selection method for predicting 30-day mortality in patients with AMICS receiving acute PCI. 

Cindy Grines, MD, presents data and clinical insights regarding complete revascularization and which patients might benefit from it.

Manreet Kanwar, MD, discusses the topic of heart recovery: How do we define it? How do we achieve it?

Gregg Stone, MD, reviews available data—from PROTECT II through PROTECT IV—for use of mechanical circulatory support during high-risk PCI.

Rajiv Tayal, MD, reviews best practices for large-bore access in this virtual fellows course.

A. Reshad Garan, MD, discusses the importance of determining etiology and predicting risk in patients with acute decompensated heart failure-related cardiogenic shock.