Posts Tagged ‘ESC’

September 3rd, 2013

A Transatlantic Taste

A fellow wonders about worldwide differences in clinical and research approaches in cardiology, as she attends a session on a controversial area that sits uncomfortably alongside the weight-loss message central to American efforts to improve cardiovascular health.


September 2nd, 2013

Living History and a Glimpse into the Future

Louis Handoko encounters Eugene Braunwald and finds himself drawn toward electrophysiology.


September 2nd, 2013

What You See Is Not Always What You Get

The COMPARE trial results prompt Paddy Barrett to wonder: Should disease criteria in clinical trials rely more on molecular than on clinical features?


September 2nd, 2013

Sharper Focus Needs a Wider View

Paddy Barrett points out the paradox that to be a subspecialist, one now needs to gain a broader knowledge of other fields.


September 1st, 2013

Thank You, Dr. Messika-Zeitoun!

Louis Handoko shares his appreciation for an illuminating session on the management of asymptomatic aortic stenosis.


September 1st, 2013

A TASTE of Today and Tomorrow

A fellow at ESC 2013 muses on the changes in how medical information is disseminated and accessed.


September 1st, 2013

An Almost Striking Start to ESC

A fellow reports on some of the biggest presentations and most interesting finds at ESC 2013.


September 1st, 2013

A World Conference in My Backyard

A hometown fellow plunges headfirst into the 2013 ESC Congress.


September 1st, 2013

ESC.13 Headquarters

Find all of our ESC.13 coverage here.


September 1st, 2013

Inside the ACCOAST Trial of Pretreatment Prasugrel

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Gilles Montalescot, lead investigator of the ACCOAST trial, discusses why prasugrel pretreatment did not benefit patients with non–ST-segment elevation acute coronary syndromes.