ACUTE MYOCARDIAL INFARCTION

This study is testing if a single morphine injection near a nerve cluster in the neck can help reduce additional damage to the heart muscle after a severe heart attack. Researchers want to see if this nerve block, given during emergency stent surgery, limits the size of the heart…

This study is testing if getting a flu shot right after a heart attack can help reduce harmful inflammation in the heart's arteries. Researchers will compare a real flu vaccine to a placebo (saltwater shot) in 90 recent heart attack patients. They will use special heart scans and…

This study is testing a new, two-step plan for blood-thinning medications after a heart attack. It aims to lower the risk of serious bleeding by reducing the dose of one drug and stopping another earlier than usual, while still protecting against future heart problems. The trial …

This study is testing if giving a cholesterol-lowering injection (alirocumab) right after a severe heart attack helps the heart muscle heal better. It will compare 160 patients who get the injection plus standard care against those who get standard care alone. Doctors will use he…

This study is testing if a simple daily treatment using a blood pressure cuff on the arm can help people recover from a heart attack and prevent future serious heart problems. It will involve over 2100 people who have recently had a heart attack. One group will get the daily arm …

This study is testing if intensive treatment for severe gum disease can reduce dangerous inflammation in the arteries of people who have recently had a heart attack. It will involve 210 participants in France. Half will receive specialized gum treatment from a periodontist, while…

This study aims to find the best type of aerobic exercise to improve blood vessel health in people recovering from a heart attack or angina. Researchers will compare three exercise methods—long high-intensity intervals, short high-intensity intervals, and moderate continuous trai…

This study is a long-term safety check for people who received an experimental cell-based therapy called Hearticellgram-AMI after a heart attack. It will follow 100 patients for five years to monitor for serious health issues like new cancers or immune reactions. The goal is to u…

This study is creating a detailed registry to track the treatment and recovery of 500 patients with cardiogenic shock, a severe and often fatal heart condition. By following patients from four major medical centers for up to a year, researchers aim to identify which treatments an…

This study is tracking 15,000 people who survived a heart attack to understand their long-term health. Researchers will check in with participants by phone at 3 and 5 years after their hospital discharge to learn about their medications, health status, and any major heart or stro…

This study aims to understand how a new irregular heartbeat (atrial fibrillation) that develops after a heart attack affects patient health over time. Researchers will follow 774 patients from multiple hospitals in China for two years to track how much irregular heartbeat they ex…