Reperfusion Therapy for STEMI: A Case for the Pharmacoinvasive Approach Even in the USA
This presentation will focus upon the impact of early reperfusion on infarct size and outcomes with the emphasis on a systems approach in communities which do not have a PCI-capable catheterization laboratory and consequently rely on rapid transport to a referral hospital with the requisite facilities. The advantages and disadvantages of thrombolysis followed by transport (the drip and ship or pharmacoinvasive approach) will be discussed as will be the barriers to optimizing this therapeutic strategy.

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ESC Congress 2012: New 2012 ESC Guidelines for acute myocardial infarction ST-segment elevation

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May 2026 - Research Spotlight with Dr. DeMayo and Dr. Sochet

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Xenotransplantation: Updates from the Transplantation Journal

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Mastering Hemodynamics and Exercise Hemodynamics - a Circulation: Heart Failure Webinar

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OCCUPATIONAL EXPOSOME WEEK 2026: Session 3 | Shift Workers

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What do tech pioneers think about the AI revolution? - The Engineers, BBC World Service

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REM Sleep Behavior Disorder | HealthLine | PBS Fort Wayne

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Rewriting Early Detection: How AI Is Redefining Cardiovascular Diagnostics

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Reducing Ocular Sequelae of Herpes Zoster with Dr. Keith Baratz and Dr. Elisabeth Cohen

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6-4-2026 - Internal Medicine Scholars Symposium Oral Presentations

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Crab Journal Club: Management of Unprovoked Venous Thromboembolism

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Management of STEMI in the CCU - Dr. Ahmed Talaat

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CIC May 2026 Seminar Series - Dr. Ambarish Pandey

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2026 SCCT Young Investigator Award Presentations

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Left Atrial Appendage Closure

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Family Heart Webinar: The Role of Genetics in LDL Cholesterol and the Importance of Family Screening

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2023 ESC Guidelines for the Management of Acute Coronary Syndromes

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Novel Intervention Strategies to Combat AMR at the Farm Level

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Innovating Neurosurgery: Dr. Kondziolka on Radiosurgery, Research & Brain Science

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