Submissions from 2015
Intravenous thrombolysis or endovascular therapy for acute ischemic stroke associated with cervical internal carotid artery occlusion: the ICARO-3 study, Italo Linfante and Guilherme Dabus
Introduction Debate 2: I’m in Charge Here, Shaun Samuels
Introduction Debate 3: I’ve Got the Exclusive, Shaun Samuels
Is Direct Percutaneous Sac Injection a Good Option for Postoperative Type II Endoleak Treatment After EVAR?, Barry Katzen
Is sealing the Entire Abdominal Aortic Aneurysm the Best Solution?, Ripal Gandhi
IVC Filter Retrieval: Basic and Advanced Techniques, Ripal Gandhi
Large and Giant Cerebral Aneurysms: Flow Diversion is Safe and Effective, Italo Linfante
Large Vessel Percutaneous Closure Techniques for EVAR, TEVAR and TAVR, Ripal Gandhi
Laser Ablation, Jose Almeida
Leadless Pacing Technologies, Hakop Hrachian-Haftevani
Lost in translation, Italo Linfante
Low HDL cholesterol but not high LDL cholesterol is independently associated with subclinical coronary atherosclerosis in healthy octogenarians, Ricardo Cury, Arthur Agatston, and Khurram Nasir
Massive and Submassive PE: New Tools and Techniques That May Prove to Be Better Than the Standard of Care, James Benenati
Medical Care of Patients with Peripheral Artery Disease: What the Cardiologist Should Know, Ian Del Conde-Pozzi
Medical History for Prognostic Risk Assessment and Diagnosis of Stable Patients with Suspected Coronary Artery Disease, Ricardo Cury
Mitral Valve Repair: New Advances, Ramon Quesada
Multicenter trial of the VenaTech convertible filter: a novel approach to IVC filtration, Shaun Samuels
Myocardial Perfusion CT, Ricardo Cury
Myocardial signal density levels and beam-hardening artifact attenuation using dual-energy computed tomography, Ricardo Cury
New Endovascular Technologies and Techniques: Drug Eluting Balloons, Stents, and Bioresorable Vascular Scaffolds, Ripal Gandhi
New Interventional Therapies for Pulmonary Embolism, Ripal Gandhi
New Technologies to Advance Cardiac and Vascular Care, Barry Katzen
Obesity and metabolic phenotypes (metabolically healthy and unhealthy variants) are significantly associated with prevalence of elevated C-reactive protein and hepatic steatosis in a large healthy Brazilian population, Sameer Shaharyar, Lara Roberson, Omar Jamal, Adnan Younus, Shozab Ali, Arthur Agatston, and Khurram Nasir Baptist Health Medical Group