Increasing Lp(a) levels were associated with OCT-defined coronary plaque phenotypes related to vulnerability and instability, including high-risk and layered plaques, and given the limited patient-level sample size, these findings should be considered exploratory and hypothesis-generating.
V. Acerbo, A. Cesaro, F. Biccirè et al.· Journal of Clinical Lipidolo...· 0 citations
A pragmatic inflammatory subphenotyping framework that integrates baseline risk, procedural exposure, and biomarker kinetics is proposed that may help bridge the gap between observational associations and precision-based therapeutic strategies, shifting peri-TAVI inflammation from a prognostic marker to a modifiable de...
M. Celeski, Michele Marchetta, Emanuele Sammartini et al.· Reviews in cardiovascular me...· 0 citations
Elderly patients were at higher risk of NACE, driven by an increased risk of both ischemic and bleeding events, the latter including access-site and nonaccess-site hemorrhages of both minor and major severity.
S. Benenati, F. Gragnano, Sebastiano Stratoti et al.· Journal of Cardiovascular Me...· 1 citation
Current evidence on ischemic and bleeding risk assessment in cancer patients with AF is summarized, the performance of existing risk stratification tools are evaluated, cancer-specific bleeding risk factors are identified, and a practical management algorithm for anticoagulation in this challenging population is propos...
D. Menichelli, F. Biccirè, A. Cesaro et al.· Polish Archives of Internal...· 0 citations
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