PERCUTANEOUS CORONARY INTERVENTION

This study is observing how well a new type of heart stent works in everyday medical practice. The stent, called GENOSS DES, is coated with a medicine and a polymer that dissolves over time. Researchers are tracking 1,000 patients with blocked heart arteries to see if the stent s…

This study is observing how well a new type of drug-coated heart stent works and how safe it is for patients with acute coronary syndrome (like a heart attack or unstable angina). It will follow 757 patients in South Korea who receive this specific stent during a procedure to ope…

This study aims to find a safer way to manage blood-thinning medication for people who have had a heart attack. Researchers are testing if using a simple blood test one month after treatment can identify patients who might be over-thinned and could safely switch to a milder drug.…

This study is observing 1,000 patients with blockages in multiple heart arteries who receive a specific type of drug-coated stent. The goal is to see how safe and effective this stent is over time by tracking heart-related problems. It is an observational study, meaning patients …

This study is observing patients who have had a heart stent procedure to see if using a genetic test to choose their blood thinner medication leads to better outcomes. Researchers are tracking about 1,600 patients for a year to see if this personalized approach helps prevent futu…

This study is testing if a new imaging tool called FFRangio works as well as the standard method (using a pressure wire) for guiding treatment decisions in patients with narrowed heart arteries. It involves nearly 2,000 patients and will see if both methods lead to similar rates …

This study aims to gather information to help doctors better understand which heart artery test works best for women with chest pain. Researchers will follow 500 women for 5 years to compare two different artery pressure measurements taken during heart catheterization. The goal i…