Maksymilian Opolski on what to do to bridge the gender disparities gap in CTO, PCI, and CHIP business:
🔹 focus on precision in diagnosis,
🔹adjust the toolkit,
🔹prevent complications.
Prof. Jelena Celutkiene highlights the need for sex-specific interpretations in heart failure treatments, as trials often show varied benefits between men and women, underscoring the importance of considering sex in clinical outcomes.
Polish study shows telemanagement significantly improves heart failure patients’ physical capacity and quality of life, with high adherence leading to reduced cardiovascular mortality.
Exploring the sex gap in cardiac rehabilitation post-myocardial infarction reveals significant disparities: lower participation rates among women, less physical activity, and greater challenges in weight and lipid management.
Optimal patient selection and timing of MCS remains challenging. Despite trials results showing neutral outcomes, recent guidelines recommend MCS before revascularization as the best approach.
Prof. Janina Stępińska advocates for targeted education among women to address critical delays in reporting cardiovascular symptoms and seeking timely interventions.
Study on 150 veteran athletes reveals more calcium/plaques after decades of endurance exercise. Findings suggest a stable plaque nature, possibly lowering acute myocardial infarction risk.
Dive into women’s heart health: Explore assessing cardiometabolic risk, pregnancy-related risks, and tackling care disparities. Join our session to empower women’s CV health!
Dive into the heart of women’s cardiovascular health at the session, chaired by Cecilia Linde and Roxana Mehran, focusing on the 2023 ESC Guidelines.