@drandrewsharp @ncurzen Even for high risk plaques in asymptomatic at-risk individuals with diabetes, the risk of ACS at lesion-level is low, which makes life difficult for "preventative" stents, which carry their own risk of occlusion. https://t.co/Ti6qDz
Interesting paper discussing HF in diabetes patients. We need earlier screening at point of care. #primarycare #diabetes https://t.co/lKYpAdxcoU
RT @HeartOTXHeartMD: “In asymptomatic patients with #T2DM , #cCTA plaque volume, percent low-density plaque content, and mild calcification…
RT @JACCJournals: Does cardiac CT-defined high-risk plaques in Type 2 asymptomatic diabetic patients predict cardiac events? #JACCIMG share…
RT @HeartOTXHeartMD: “In asymptomatic patients with #T2DM , #cCTA plaque volume, percent low-density plaque content, and mild calcification…
RT @HeartOTXHeartMD: “In asymptomatic patients with #T2DM , #cCTA plaque volume, percent low-density plaque content, and mild calcification…
RT @JACCJournals: Does cardiac CT-defined high-risk plaques in Type 2 asymptomatic diabetic patients predict cardiac events? #JACCIMG share…
RT @JACCJournals: Does cardiac CT-defined high-risk plaques in Type 2 asymptomatic diabetic patients predict cardiac events? #JACCIMG share…
RT @HeartOTXHeartMD: “In asymptomatic patients with #T2DM , #cCTA plaque volume, percent low-density plaque content, and mild calcification…
RT @JACCJournals: Does cardiac CT-defined high-risk plaques in Type 2 asymptomatic diabetic patients predict cardiac events? #JACCIMG share…
RT @JACCJournals: Does cardiac CT-defined high-risk plaques in Type 2 asymptomatic diabetic patients predict cardiac events? #JACCIMG share…
RT @JACCJournals: Does cardiac CT-defined high-risk plaques in Type 2 asymptomatic diabetic patients predict cardiac events? #JACCIMG share…
RT @JACCJournals: Does cardiac CT-defined high-risk plaques in Type 2 asymptomatic diabetic patients predict cardiac events? #JACCIMG share…
RT @JACCJournals: Does cardiac CT-defined high-risk plaques in Type 2 asymptomatic diabetic patients predict cardiac events? #JACCIMG share…
RT @HeartOTXHeartMD: “In asymptomatic patients with #T2DM , #cCTA plaque volume, percent low-density plaque content, and mild calcification…
RT @JACCJournals: Does cardiac CT-defined high-risk plaques in Type 2 asymptomatic diabetic patients predict cardiac events? #JACCIMG share…
RT @JACCJournals: Does cardiac CT-defined high-risk plaques in Type 2 asymptomatic diabetic patients predict cardiac events? #JACCIMG share…
Does cardiac CT-defined high-risk plaques in Type 2 asymptomatic diabetic patients predict cardiac events? #JACCIMG shares data from a nine-year observational study. https://t.co/JDHRWLiU4u https://t.co/HyMwLfT2x9
RT @Steph_Achenbach: Israel: Coronary CTA in 630 diabetics, 9 years f/u: 3.5% of high risk plaques cause ACS vs. 0.6% of other plaques. Ste…
RT @Steph_Achenbach: Israel: Coronary CTA in 630 diabetics, 9 years f/u: 3.5% of high risk plaques cause ACS vs. 0.6% of other plaques. Ste…
RT @Steph_Achenbach: Israel: Coronary CTA in 630 diabetics, 9 years f/u: 3.5% of high risk plaques cause ACS vs. 0.6% of other plaques. Ste…
RT @Steph_Achenbach: Israel: Coronary CTA in 630 diabetics, 9 years f/u: 3.5% of high risk plaques cause ACS vs. 0.6% of other plaques. Ste…
RT @Steph_Achenbach: Israel: Coronary CTA in 630 diabetics, 9 years f/u: 3.5% of high risk plaques cause ACS vs. 0.6% of other plaques. Ste…
RT @Steph_Achenbach: Israel: Coronary CTA in 630 diabetics, 9 years f/u: 3.5% of high risk plaques cause ACS vs. 0.6% of other plaques. Ste…
RT @Steph_Achenbach: Israel: Coronary CTA in 630 diabetics, 9 years f/u: 3.5% of high risk plaques cause ACS vs. 0.6% of other plaques. Ste…
RT @Steph_Achenbach: Israel: Coronary CTA in 630 diabetics, 9 years f/u: 3.5% of high risk plaques cause ACS vs. 0.6% of other plaques. Ste…
RT @Steph_Achenbach: Israel: Coronary CTA in 630 diabetics, 9 years f/u: 3.5% of high risk plaques cause ACS vs. 0.6% of other plaques. Ste…
RT @Steph_Achenbach: Israel: Coronary CTA in 630 diabetics, 9 years f/u: 3.5% of high risk plaques cause ACS vs. 0.6% of other plaques. Ste…
RT @Steph_Achenbach: Israel: Coronary CTA in 630 diabetics, 9 years f/u: 3.5% of high risk plaques cause ACS vs. 0.6% of other plaques. Ste…
RT @Steph_Achenbach: Israel: Coronary CTA in 630 diabetics, 9 years f/u: 3.5% of high risk plaques cause ACS vs. 0.6% of other plaques. Ste…
RT @Steph_Achenbach: Israel: Coronary CTA in 630 diabetics, 9 years f/u: 3.5% of high risk plaques cause ACS vs. 0.6% of other plaques. Ste…
RT @Steph_Achenbach: Israel: Coronary CTA in 630 diabetics, 9 years f/u: 3.5% of high risk plaques cause ACS vs. 0.6% of other plaques. Ste…
RT @Steph_Achenbach: Israel: Coronary CTA in 630 diabetics, 9 years f/u: 3.5% of high risk plaques cause ACS vs. 0.6% of other plaques. Ste…
RT @Steph_Achenbach: Israel: Coronary CTA in 630 diabetics, 9 years f/u: 3.5% of high risk plaques cause ACS vs. 0.6% of other plaques. Ste…
RT @Steph_Achenbach: Israel: Coronary CTA in 630 diabetics, 9 years f/u: 3.5% of high risk plaques cause ACS vs. 0.6% of other plaques. Ste…
RT @Steph_Achenbach: Israel: Coronary CTA in 630 diabetics, 9 years f/u: 3.5% of high risk plaques cause ACS vs. 0.6% of other plaques. Ste…
RT @Steph_Achenbach: Israel: Coronary CTA in 630 diabetics, 9 years f/u: 3.5% of high risk plaques cause ACS vs. 0.6% of other plaques. Ste…
RT @Steph_Achenbach: Israel: Coronary CTA in 630 diabetics, 9 years f/u: 3.5% of high risk plaques cause ACS vs. 0.6% of other plaques. Ste…
RT @Steph_Achenbach: Israel: Coronary CTA in 630 diabetics, 9 years f/u: 3.5% of high risk plaques cause ACS vs. 0.6% of other plaques. Ste…
RT @Steph_Achenbach: Israel: Coronary CTA in 630 diabetics, 9 years f/u: 3.5% of high risk plaques cause ACS vs. 0.6% of other plaques. Ste…
RT @Steph_Achenbach: Israel: Coronary CTA in 630 diabetics, 9 years f/u: 3.5% of high risk plaques cause ACS vs. 0.6% of other plaques. Ste…
RT @Steph_Achenbach: Israel: Coronary CTA in 630 diabetics, 9 years f/u: 3.5% of high risk plaques cause ACS vs. 0.6% of other plaques. Ste…
RT @Steph_Achenbach: Israel: Coronary CTA in 630 diabetics, 9 years f/u: 3.5% of high risk plaques cause ACS vs. 0.6% of other plaques. Ste…
RT @Steph_Achenbach: Israel: Coronary CTA in 630 diabetics, 9 years f/u: 3.5% of high risk plaques cause ACS vs. 0.6% of other plaques. Ste…
RT @Steph_Achenbach: Israel: Coronary CTA in 630 diabetics, 9 years f/u: 3.5% of high risk plaques cause ACS vs. 0.6% of other plaques. Ste…
RT @Steph_Achenbach: Israel: Coronary CTA in 630 diabetics, 9 years f/u: 3.5% of high risk plaques cause ACS vs. 0.6% of other plaques. Ste…
RT @Steph_Achenbach: Israel: Coronary CTA in 630 diabetics, 9 years f/u: 3.5% of high risk plaques cause ACS vs. 0.6% of other plaques. Ste…
RT @Steph_Achenbach: Israel: Coronary CTA in 630 diabetics, 9 years f/u: 3.5% of high risk plaques cause ACS vs. 0.6% of other plaques. Ste…
RT @Steph_Achenbach: Israel: Coronary CTA in 630 diabetics, 9 years f/u: 3.5% of high risk plaques cause ACS vs. 0.6% of other plaques. Ste…
RT @Steph_Achenbach: Israel: Coronary CTA in 630 diabetics, 9 years f/u: 3.5% of high risk plaques cause ACS vs. 0.6% of other plaques. Ste…
RT @Steph_Achenbach: Israel: Coronary CTA in 630 diabetics, 9 years f/u: 3.5% of high risk plaques cause ACS vs. 0.6% of other plaques. Ste…
RT @Steph_Achenbach: Israel: Coronary CTA in 630 diabetics, 9 years f/u: 3.5% of high risk plaques cause ACS vs. 0.6% of other plaques. Ste…
RT @Steph_Achenbach: Israel: Coronary CTA in 630 diabetics, 9 years f/u: 3.5% of high risk plaques cause ACS vs. 0.6% of other plaques. Ste…
RT @Steph_Achenbach: Israel: Coronary CTA in 630 diabetics, 9 years f/u: 3.5% of high risk plaques cause ACS vs. 0.6% of other plaques. Ste…
RT @Steph_Achenbach: Israel: Coronary CTA in 630 diabetics, 9 years f/u: 3.5% of high risk plaques cause ACS vs. 0.6% of other plaques. Ste…
RT @Steph_Achenbach: Israel: Coronary CTA in 630 diabetics, 9 years f/u: 3.5% of high risk plaques cause ACS vs. 0.6% of other plaques. Ste…
RT @Steph_Achenbach: Israel: Coronary CTA in 630 diabetics, 9 years f/u: 3.5% of high risk plaques cause ACS vs. 0.6% of other plaques. Ste…
RT @Steph_Achenbach: Israel: Coronary CTA in 630 diabetics, 9 years f/u: 3.5% of high risk plaques cause ACS vs. 0.6% of other plaques. Ste…
RT @Steph_Achenbach: Israel: Coronary CTA in 630 diabetics, 9 years f/u: 3.5% of high risk plaques cause ACS vs. 0.6% of other plaques. Ste…
RT @Steph_Achenbach: Israel: Coronary CTA in 630 diabetics, 9 years f/u: 3.5% of high risk plaques cause ACS vs. 0.6% of other plaques. Ste…
Message is consistent - high risk plaque features in pts with stable CP (PROMISE substudy - https://t.co/FJ76e66qmz) and now asymptomatic diabetics a/w higher events (which are low with OMT). In whom and when should CCTA be used? @drjohnm @venkmurthy @Step
RT @Steph_Achenbach: Israel: Coronary CTA in 630 diabetics, 9 years f/u: 3.5% of high risk plaques cause ACS vs. 0.6% of other plaques. Ste…
RT @Steph_Achenbach: Israel: Coronary CTA in 630 diabetics, 9 years f/u: 3.5% of high risk plaques cause ACS vs. 0.6% of other plaques. Ste…
RT @Steph_Achenbach: Israel: Coronary CTA in 630 diabetics, 9 years f/u: 3.5% of high risk plaques cause ACS vs. 0.6% of other plaques. Ste…
RT @Steph_Achenbach: Israel: Coronary CTA in 630 diabetics, 9 years f/u: 3.5% of high risk plaques cause ACS vs. 0.6% of other plaques. Ste…
RT @Steph_Achenbach: Israel: Coronary CTA in 630 diabetics, 9 years f/u: 3.5% of high risk plaques cause ACS vs. 0.6% of other plaques. Ste…
RT @Steph_Achenbach: Israel: Coronary CTA in 630 diabetics, 9 years f/u: 3.5% of high risk plaques cause ACS vs. 0.6% of other plaques. Ste…
@hect2701 #EuroPCR HRP characteristics change over time. How can I relate baseline findings w 9y f/u? It would ideal to scan them again at the time of the event. https://t.co/6rnXJwdNRA
RT @Steph_Achenbach: Israel: Coronary CTA in 630 diabetics, 9 years f/u: 3.5% of high risk plaques cause ACS vs. 0.6% of other plaques. Ste…
So... should we continue trying to look/report high risk plaque? https://t.co/dIHQkDMRcO
RT @Steph_Achenbach: Israel: Coronary CTA in 630 diabetics, 9 years f/u: 3.5% of high risk plaques cause ACS vs. 0.6% of other plaques. Ste…
Israel: Coronary CTA in 630 diabetics, 9 years f/u: 3.5% of high risk plaques cause ACS vs. 0.6% of other plaques. Stenosis > 50% equally bad as HRP, combination worst. But also: 96.5% of high-risk plaques never cause ACS (so much for plaque sealing.) h