Aug 2026· European Journal of Preventive Cardiology· 0 citations
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Advanced diagnostic testing was associated with a higher likelihood of a determined etiologic diagnosis in MINOCA, despite marked international variability in its use; however, this association is partly definitional, as advanced testing directly contributes to diagnostic ascertainment for several etiologic categories.
Divergence between observed and guideline-recommended pathways was evident across all CAD-RADS categories, indicating a need for structured implementation of CAD-RADS-guided care pathways.
Jadwiga Fijałkowska, K. Sienkiewicz, Dorota Gałąska et al.· Kardiologia polska· 0 citations
GA was higher in IC as compared with the NIC but still suboptimal, especially in Italian-southern region, and non-GA was mainly driven by exercise-ECG and ICA as first test use.
N. Carrabba, A. Guaricci, M. Amico et al.· International Journal of Car...· 0 citations
MDCT has better diagnostic and clinical value in the overall evaluation of Tetralogy of Fallot than echocardiography, and influenced surgical or interventional planning in 52.8% of patients, including modification of the operative strategy.
Ziaullah, Kamran Khattak, Tayyaba· Journal of Pak International...· 0 citations
The latest ESC guideline remains more diagnosis-forward and algorithmic, whereas the ACC/AHA guideline is more management-forward and symptom-driven, which may influence imaging selection, repeat testing, and evaluation of non-obstructive coronary syndromes.
Anas Bader, A. Elsherbini, K. R. An et al.· European Heart Journal-Cardi...· 0 citations
Cumulative radiation exposure in CCS varies substantially according to diagnostic strategy and practice patterns, whereas non-invasive, guideline-adopting pathways are associated with lower radiation burden, whereas ICA-first approaches lead to higher exposure.
Alessia Gimelli, Danilo Neglia, M. Cvijić et al.· European Heart Journal-Cardi...· 0 citations
A critical gap between echocardiographic detection of AS and formal clinical documentation is revealed, suggesting that administrative claims data alone may substantially underestimate the true burden of AS in the population.
Benjamin E. Peterson, J. Strom, M. Ryan et al.· American Heart Journal Plus:...· 1 citation
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