Coronary disease remains the discipline’s centre of gravity, and the questions have shifted from whether to revascularise to whom, when and by what route. Articles here span stable angina and the ISCHEMIA-era conversation about medical therapy first, acute coronary syndromes, physiology-guided and imaging-guided PCI, left main and multivessel decision-making with the Heart Team, and the growing importance of INOCA and microvascular dysfunction. Secondary prevention receives equal weight: lipid lowering, antithrombotic duration, diabetes therapy with cardiovascular benefit, and cardiac rehabilitation. Trainees preparing for assessment will find these posts pair naturally with our exam preparation course books and the full online cardiology courses.
Teaching module on left main calcium: when rotational atherectomy is still needed, when IVL comes first, and how to read ROLLER COASTR and ICARE OFDI.
Rotational Atherectomy: 5 Proven Best Teaching Steps Read More »
A four-part unfolding case, the six-step algorithm, imaging targets, a team skills checklist and assessment questions on subacute stent thrombosis.
Subacute Stent Thrombosis: 6 Steps to Master in the Cath Lab Read More »
“Reducing Heart Disease Risk: Understanding the Benefits of Coronary Sinus Reducer”
Most acute coronary syndromes begin with disruption of a lesion that was not previously severe. Signs, symptoms, and the assessment that must not be delayed.
