Takotsubo Syndrome Is Not Always Benign: Large German Cohort Maps Who Faces the Greatest Risk
A multicenter German study of 595 patients shows that takotsubo syndrome carries sharply different risks depending on its trigger, with ...
A multicenter German study of 595 patients shows that takotsubo syndrome carries sharply different risks depending on its trigger, with ...
A CT-based study of 62 patients found that coronary blood flow measurements decline after transcatheter aortic valve replacement even though ...
A new study evaluates a hybrid quantum algorithm for ECG arrhythmia classification, finding it competitive at moderate resolutions but lacking ...
A new AI architecture called GCTRNet refines its own internal representations using segment-level context, achieving 99.65% accuracy in detecting premature ...
Medicine is quietly acquiring a new kind of patient: one made entirely of data and mathematics. Digital twins, computational replicas ...
A new randomized trial suggests stopping antibiotics once patients with infective endocarditis are clinically stable can safely shorten treatment, though ...
A German mixed-methods study of 155 physicians, 111 nurses, and 390 cardiology inpatients reveals a striking paradox: the professionals most ...
A study of 511 endurance athletes and hypertensive patients finds that fibrosis biomarkers, especially galectin-3, are elevated in hypertension and ...
A new systematic review finds that coronary microvascular dysfunction affects roughly one-third to one-half of severe aortic stenosis patients before ...
A rare case report describes how a twisted cecum triggered life-threatening lithium toxicity and severe bradycardia in an elderly woman, ...
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