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500 Years after What Might Have Been the Start of Modern Cardiology

500 years have passed since Leonardo da Vinci passed away (1452–1519), which is why we believe this is the perfect time to remember his passionate effort to study the human heart. Not only was Leonardo a gifted artist, but also an innovative engineer and inventor, a pioneer far ahead of his time. His scientific exploration...

Programas de ejercicios en la enfermedad vascular periférica

New Risk Factors: Air Pollution, Air Temperature, Pain, and Sleep Hours

Traditionally, we have used age, gender, obesity, hypertension, dyslipidemia, smoking, and diabetes as cardiovascular risk factors. However, this new era (during which the changes made to care for our shared home, the planet, will play a key role) has seen the emergence of new factors such as pollution, noise, temperature, sleep hours, and air quality....

Lo más leído en Enfermedades Vasculares Periféricas

The Most Relevant Articles of 2018 in Peripheral Vascular Disease

1- What’s New in the European Guidelines on Peripheral Arterial Disease Since the last version of the European guidelines on the diagnosis and treatment of peripheral arterial disease in 2011, there have been many trials and registries that warrant guideline adjustments in many aspects. The first novelty is the teamwork that gave way to these...

Casos en vivo, editados y simposios patrocinados

Live Cases, Edited Cases and Lunch Symposiums Sponsored by the Industry

The participation of the medical industry is, undoubtedly, one of the most appealing aspects of the SOLACI-SOCIME 2018 Congress. As usual, the most important companies in this industry have decided to take part in our event. Their contribution is most valuable, as it brings relevance and improves the quality of our scientific presentations. Organize your...

Missed Opportunities with Patients with Peripheral Vascular Disease

Little is known about how good are our counseling efforts on medication use and lifestyle as regards patients with peripheral vascular disease. More often than not, we use our time with these patients to discuss the technical feasibility of rechanneling, or to analyze the risk of eventual amputation. However, how often do we seize the...

Valve-in-Valve Implantation Is Possible

Original title: 5 Years Experience With Trancatheter Tranaspical Mitral Valve –in Valve Implantation for Bioprosthetic Valve Dysfunction Reference: Anson Cheung et al. J Am Coll Cardiol 2013;61:1759–66. Percutaneous valves development, first aortic and now mitral, has brought an opportunity to improve life quality and extend life for high risk non-surgical patients. 23 patients received transapical implantation in mitral...

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