NEW ISSUE
OFDI vs IVUS guidance in PCI for ACS; PCI and acute ischaemic stroke; coronary artery innervation; vasomotion results from the BIOMAG-I study; debating the use of microaxial flow pumps for CS; and more
State-of-the-Art
The article provides an overview of the epidemiology, assessment, treatment options, and unmet needs for aortic regurgitation, highlighting the role of advanced imaging, the evolution of surgical and transcatheter therapies, and the need for further research on dedicated transcatheter devices for pure aortic regurgitation.
Original Research
In this article, transcatheter aortic valve implantation with new-generation devices for pure aortic valve regurgitation is shown to be reasonably safe, but patients remain at high risk of mortality, heart failure hospitalization, and valve reintervention long-term.
CORE CURRICULUM
ORIGINAL RESEARCH
ORIGINAL RESEARCH
The EuroIntervention team and Editors will be at ESC 2024. Several hotlines, guidelines, and late-breaking sessions will be released during ESC 2024 in London. Prepare for the congress by reading or re-reading EuroIntervention's relevant articles.
STATE-OF-THE-ART
EDITORIAL
This paper presents an innovative proof-of-concept study on the use of OCT-guided coronary interventions in acute coronary syndrome, and concludes that further randomized studies are needed to confirm this approach.
RESEARCH CORRESPONDENCE
ORIGINAL RESEARCH
EDITORIAL
This article discusses the ongoing debate around the use of wire-based physiology versus imaging to guide revascularization in acute coronary syndrome, and suggests that improvements in imaging techniques may lead to better patient outcomes in the future.
DEBATE
