Professor Vijay Kunadian (@vijaykunadian) 's Twitter Profile
Professor Vijay Kunadian

@vijaykunadian

Professor of Interventional Cardiology @UniofNewcastle | Interventional Cardiologist @NewcastleHosps | Research Lead @BCIS_uk | CV National Lead @NIHRresearch

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Professor Vijay Kunadian (@vijaykunadian) 's Twitter Profile Photo

⚡️Just published⚡️ ❤️‍🔥~50% of heart attacks happen in older adults ❤️‍🔥Inflammation with high IL6, HsCRP is associated with worse outcomes after NSTEACS ❤️‍🔥Read ⬇️ our work led by Ms. Valerie Dirjayanto MRes Medical Student Newcastle University Graziella Pompei internationaljournalofcardiology.com/article/S0167-…

⚡️Just published⚡️
❤️‍🔥~50% of heart attacks happen in older adults
❤️‍🔥Inflammation with high IL6, HsCRP is associated with worse outcomes after NSTEACS
❤️‍🔥Read ⬇️ our work led by Ms. Valerie Dirjayanto MRes Medical Student <a href="/UniofNewcastle/">Newcastle University</a> <a href="/GraziellaPompei/">Graziella Pompei</a> 
internationaljournalofcardiology.com/article/S0167-…
BCIS (@bcis_uk) 's Twitter Profile Photo

There are several positions available across the BCIS working groups, browse them all here: bit.ly/3QRxjpa We have upcoming posts in the: R&D Working Group BCIS AHP's Working Group TEG Working Group Structural Cardiac Intervention Working Group Clinical Standards Working

There are several positions available across the BCIS working groups, browse them all here: bit.ly/3QRxjpa

We have upcoming posts in the:
R&amp;D Working Group
<a href="/bcis_ahp/">BCIS AHP's</a> Working Group
TEG Working Group
Structural Cardiac Intervention Working Group
Clinical Standards Working
Davide Capodanno (@dfcapodanno) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Evidence for short DAPT after an ACS in high bleeding risk patients undergoing PCI is limited. In this study, high bleeding risk patients undergoing non-complex PCI for either NSTE-ACS or chronic coronary syndrome experienced similar ischemic risk and reduced bleeding with

Evidence for short DAPT after an ACS in high bleeding risk patients undergoing PCI is limited. 

In this study, high bleeding risk patients undergoing non-complex PCI for either NSTE-ACS or chronic coronary syndrome experienced similar ischemic risk and reduced bleeding with
Davide Cao (@caodavide) 's Twitter Profile Photo

ACS presentations often limit the use of short DAPT after PCI, even among HBR patients. Our new study shows 1-month DAPT after NSTE-ACS is safe and reduces bleeding—though there are some caveats! 👉 Learn more in EuroIntervention eurointervention.pcronline.com/article/one-ve…

ACS presentations often limit the use of short DAPT after PCI, even among HBR patients. Our new study shows 1-month DAPT after NSTE-ACS is safe and reduces bleeding—though there are some caveats!
👉 Learn more in <a href="/EuroInterventio/">EuroIntervention</a> 

eurointervention.pcronline.com/article/one-ve…
BCIS (@bcis_uk) 's Twitter Profile Photo

There are four positions available in the BCIS R&D Working Group! Upcoming posts: Lead of the Structural Heart Disease Sub-Group Lead Literature Review Project Research Nurse Representative Member Without Portfolio Find out more and apply: bit.ly/4bK7Q9d

There are four positions available in the BCIS R&amp;D Working Group! 

Upcoming posts:
Lead of the Structural Heart Disease Sub-Group
Lead Literature Review Project
Research Nurse Representative
Member Without Portfolio

Find out more and apply: bit.ly/4bK7Q9d
Professor Vijay Kunadian (@vijaykunadian) 's Twitter Profile Photo

#WorldHeartSummit We have been talking about tackling cardiovascular disease in women for a long time World Heart Federation Now is the time to make this a reality! ✅More research in women with CVD ✅More women recruited to research ✅Education, training, raising awareness key

Matt Kelham (@matt_kelham) 's Twitter Profile Photo

CABG pts ~10% of NSTE-ACS but previously excluded from key trials. Our meta-analysis found no MACE benefit with a routine invasive approach in this group. Thanks to EHJ for publishing and co-authors providing CABG pt outcomes from their trials. RCT needed!

CABG pts ~10% of NSTE-ACS but previously excluded from key trials. Our meta-analysis found no MACE benefit with a routine invasive approach in this group. Thanks to EHJ for publishing and co-authors providing CABG pt outcomes from their trials. RCT needed!
Felice Gragnano (@felicegragnano) 's Twitter Profile Photo

🏥 There is convincing evidence that routine #invasive treatment of NSTE-ACS in elderly significantly reduces the risk of MI or urgent revasc, but no difference in mortality EHJ Editor-in-Chief Professor Vijay Kunadian 📚⤵️ academic.oup.com/eurheartj/arti…

🏥 There is convincing evidence that routine #invasive treatment of NSTE-ACS in elderly significantly reduces the risk of MI or urgent revasc, but no difference in mortality <a href="/ehj_ed/">EHJ Editor-in-Chief</a> <a href="/VijayKunadian/">Professor Vijay Kunadian</a>  📚⤵️

academic.oup.com/eurheartj/arti…
EHJ Editor-in-Chief (@ehj_ed) 's Twitter Profile Photo

The impact of routine invasive vs. conservative management in older patients with non-ST-elevation acute coronary syndrome. Read the latest meta-analysis in #EHJ. doi.org/10.1093/eurhea… #older #NSTEACS #cardiotwitter European Society of Cardiology Journals European Society of Cardiology

The impact of routine invasive vs. conservative management in older patients with non-ST-elevation acute coronary syndrome. Read the latest meta-analysis in #EHJ.
doi.org/10.1093/eurhea…
#older #NSTEACS #cardiotwitter <a href="/ESC_Journals/">European Society of Cardiology Journals</a> <a href="/escardio/">European Society of Cardiology</a>
European Society of Cardiology Journals (@esc_journals) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Invasive vs. conservative management of older patients with non-ST-elevation acute coronary syndrome: individual patient data meta-analysis published in #EHJ 👉 bit.ly/4bfXv4j Rocco Montone EHJ Editor-in-Chief

Invasive vs. conservative management of older patients with non-ST-elevation acute coronary syndrome: individual patient data meta-analysis published in #EHJ 👉 bit.ly/4bfXv4j

<a href="/RoccoMontone/">Rocco Montone</a> <a href="/ehj_ed/">EHJ Editor-in-Chief</a>
Rocco Montone (@roccomontone) 's Twitter Profile Photo

In older pts (>70-year) routine invasive strategy was associated with a reduction in the risk of re-MI and urgent revasc, supporting an interventional approach in this patients. These data can inform a personalized treatment strategy based on risk profile. European Society of Cardiology EHJ Editor-in-Chief

JAMA Cardiology (@jamacardio) 's Twitter Profile Photo

From JAMA: Observational studies have associated anger with increased risks of MI, but little has been known about the mechanism behind this phenomenon. Now, a possible explanation has been offered. Read this JAMA Medical News story for more. ja.ma/3XyYI3u

From <a href="/JAMA_current/">JAMA</a>: Observational studies have associated anger with increased risks of MI, but little has been known about the mechanism behind this phenomenon. Now, a possible explanation has been offered. Read this JAMA Medical News story for more. ja.ma/3XyYI3u
EHJ Editor-in-Chief (@ehj_ed) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Which clinical impact for routine invasive strategy for elderly patients with non-ST-elevation acute coronary syndrome? patient-level meta-analysis of randomized trials published in the current issue. doi.org/10.1093/eurhea… #NSTEMI #PCI ​#cardiotwitter European Society of Cardiology Journals European Society of Cardiology

Which clinical impact for routine invasive strategy for elderly patients with non-ST-elevation acute coronary syndrome? patient-level meta-analysis of randomized trials published in the current issue.
doi.org/10.1093/eurhea…
#NSTEMI #PCI ​#cardiotwitter <a href="/ESC_Journals/">European Society of Cardiology Journals</a> <a href="/escardio/">European Society of Cardiology</a>