ANGINA PECTORIS

This study compares how well two different drug-coated stents heal inside heart arteries. Researchers are looking at 160 patients who need a stent for coronary artery disease, angina, or heart attack. They will use special imaging to check how the artery wall heals around the ste…

This study compares two approaches for treating completely blocked heart arteries: performing a stent-opening procedure plus medication versus using medication alone. It involves 2000 people with stable heart disease who have symptoms like chest pain or shortness of breath. Resea…

This study aims to see how well the blood pressure medication benidipine works for Turkish patients who already take it for high blood pressure and/or stable chest pain from heart disease. It will observe about 800 adult patients across Turkey to see if the drug helps them reach …

This study is testing a new planned two-stage approach for opening completely blocked heart arteries (CTOs). Researchers want to see if performing the procedure in two shorter sessions improves safety, increases the chance of success, and makes the experience better for patients.…

This study is testing whether new risk assessment tools can help doctors decide which patients with new chest pain actually need advanced heart scans. Researchers want to see if using these tools can safely reduce unnecessary testing while maintaining good outcomes and quality of…

This study is collecting long-term safety and effectiveness data on a small, implanted device called the Reducer. It is for people with severe, chronic chest pain (angina) that doesn't get better with standard medications or surgeries. The study will follow 400 people for up to 5…

This study aims to see if an artificial intelligence (AI) model can better predict serious heart problems in people with chest pain. It will analyze past stress echocardiogram results and patient health records from about 3,000 people to see if the AI, using both the scan and cli…