Dyad Medical’s IVOCT imaging app has 3D visualization capabilities.

Artificial intelligence’s (AI) applicability in cardiac imaging is rapidly growing and was a major topic of discussion at this year’s EuroPCR 2022 meeting.
Harding University in Searcy, Ark. will be the first institution in the nation to create a Master of Science in Cardiac Function and Interventional Technology (CFIT) Program.

Driven by an aging population and a growing incidence of heart disease, the cardiac device industry is seeing exponential growth in technology, innovation and revenue. With that growth has come an explosion of demand for those with the training and experience to support and service today's next-generation cardiac devices.

A rise in cardiovascular diseases has fueled technological advancements in thrombectomy devices

The global thrombectomy devices market is poised to experience substantial expansion, owing to the emergence of cardiovascular disorders due to the prevalence of lifestyle diseases like diabetes, unhealthy dietary habits, obe
Achieving greater gender equity in healthcare is about making systemic changes on a comprehensive scale

​Most of us would like to think we don’t make snap judgments or hold preconceived ideas about people based on factors like race, religion or ethnicity, whether they are a man or a woman, young or old, wealthy or poor.
Finding the right cardiovascular information management system (CVIS) is an ideal solution to this matter that can streamline data across your organization and improve workflows.

Physicians, particularly cardiologists, need access to varying formats of data and images from an assortment of different sources, instantly. This factor is critical to a better turnaround time and time to diagnosis following a procedure.

June 24, 2022 — Henry Ford Health was part of a multi-institutional heart failure study that was launched and executed completely virtual during the 

June 24, 2022 — Shortages of pyrophosphate (PYP), the radiopharmaceutical most commonly used in the U.S.

June 23, 2022 — Despite overall improvements to care for a heart attack, women are less likely to receive timely treatment, according to a 

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