From Protocol to Practice: EuroIntervention’s Role in ESC Hot Line 7
Davide Capodanno, Professor of Cardiology at University of Catania, Italy has posted on X:
“To all enthusiasts of platelets, hemostasis, and thrombosis: ESC Hot Line Session 7, focused on antiplatelet therapy in ACS/PCI, is notable for the coincidental fact that all featured trials had their protocol designs published in EuroIntervention. This is gratifying, as it reflects both the trust of leading investigators and the effectiveness of our radar at an early stage.
NEO-MINDSET – Early aspirin withdrawal after PCI for ACS: read more here.
TAILORED-CHIP – Personalized antiplatelet therapy in complex high-risk PCI: read more here.
TARGET-FIRST – Early aspirin discontinuation post-PCI in acute MI: read more here.
DAPT-SHOCK-AMI – Cangrelor in cardiogenic shock: read more here.”
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