CMR-Guided Care Improves Illness Perception in ANOCA Patients
New management approach improves mental health for chest pain patients
In ANOCA patients, CMR-guided endotype-specific care significantly improved illness perception and psychological health versus standard angi…
A new way to manage chest pain without blocked arteries helps patients feel better mentally and change how they view their illness.
CMR-guided management improves treatment satisfaction in patients with ANOCA
Does better imaging help patients with chest pain feel more satisfied with their care?
In this randomized controlled trial of 250 patients with suspected ANOCA, CMR-guided management significantly increased global treatment sat…
Advanced heart scans helped patients with chest pain feel much more satisfied with their care and receive better medications after six month…
Intensive medical treatment failed to reduce major adverse cardiovascular events in women with suspected ANOCA/INOCA over 2.5 years
Intensive heart medication did not reduce major events in women with suspected ANOCA
This randomized controlled trial enrolled 2,476 women with suspected ANOCA/INOCA across 71 US sites.
Intensive heart medication did not reduce major events in women with suspected ANOCA, finding that aggressive treatment offered no benefit o…