Ole Fröbert (@frobertole) 's Twitter Profile
Ole Fröbert

@frobertole

Cardiologist/researcher, clinical trialist. Evidence and plant based

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Davide Capodanno (@dfcapodanno) 's Twitter Profile Photo

The DynamX bioadaptor demonstrated noninferiority to current DES at 12 months in a cohort of relatively low-risk and selected patients, primarily presenting with ACS. Following the unlock and separation phase, data from two trials now indicate a potential plateau in adverse

The DynamX bioadaptor demonstrated noninferiority to current DES at 12 months in a cohort of relatively low-risk and selected patients, primarily presenting with ACS. Following the unlock and separation phase, data from two trials now indicate a potential plateau in adverse
Matthias Götberg (@mgtberg) 's Twitter Profile Photo

1/2 Finally we can share this now published analysis of iFR vs. FFR and outcome from Swedeheart registry. In all 3 different models we find similar outcome. No signal of increased mortality. This should put the debate of between iFR and FFR at rest. sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

Jean Farup (@jeanfarup) 's Twitter Profile Photo

We are looking for a PhD student, with an interest in skeletal muscle physiology and stem cell biology, to conduct a trial in elderly subjects. Preferably with an MD background since the trial will involve a number of invasive procedures 🧑‍🏫 Please share and reach out…

JACC Journals (@jaccjournals) 's Twitter Profile Photo

This #JACCINT analysis of 42,887 patients from the #SWEDEHEART registry shows comparable rates of #MACE (31.3% vs. 32.2%) between IFR vs FFR-guided #PCI and no difference in all-cause mortality over 5 years. jacc.org/doi/10.1016/j.… Matthias Götberg

This #JACCINT analysis of 42,887 patients from the #SWEDEHEART registry shows comparable rates of #MACE (31.3% vs. 32.2%) between IFR vs FFR-guided #PCI and no difference in all-cause mortality over 5 years. jacc.org/doi/10.1016/j.… <a href="/MGtberg/">Matthias Götberg</a>
Sam Tsimikas, MD (@lpa_doc) 's Twitter Profile Photo

We have a new Lp(a) paper, led by David Erlinge from PROSPECT 2 using IVUS/NIRS. It shows high Lp(a) associates most with vulnerable plaque characteristics, whereas LDL-C with plaque burden. Lp(a) was measured by our UC San Diego Cardiology assay, the only Lp(a) assay I am aware of that is

We have a new Lp(a) paper, led by <a href="/derlinge/">David Erlinge</a> from PROSPECT 2 using IVUS/NIRS. It shows high Lp(a) associates most with vulnerable plaque characteristics, whereas LDL-C with plaque burden. Lp(a) was measured by our <a href="/UCSDCardiology/">UC San Diego Cardiology</a> assay, the only Lp(a) assay I am aware of that is
Gregg W. Stone MD (@greggwstone) 's Twitter Profile Photo

2nd new PROSPECT II publ, this in JACC Int: hs-CRP (inflammation) was independently associated with both diffuse cor plaque and lipid deposition as well as focal vulnerable plaques. Coupled with the JACC article: LDL & CRP → diffuse plaque and lipid whereas Lp[a] & CRP → VP.

2nd new PROSPECT II publ, this in JACC Int: hs-CRP (inflammation) was independently associated with both diffuse cor plaque and lipid deposition as well as focal vulnerable plaques. Coupled with the JACC article: LDL &amp; CRP → diffuse plaque and lipid whereas Lp[a] &amp; CRP → VP.
Sara Cajander (@cajandersara) 's Twitter Profile Photo

💉 Influenza vaccination as cardiovascular prevention – the evidence is growing. Co-authored with Ole Fröbert, and collegues – our new review in Atherosclerosis highlights the data behind flu shots reducing CV events. 🧠 Simple, low-cost, life-saving. atherosclerosis-journal.com/article/S0021-…