Latest Videos from Mayo Clinic

• Lipid Management: The Ins and Outs of Inclisiran   Christopher V. DeSimone, MD, PhD, and Stephen L. Kopecky, MD, discuss lipid management and the use of inclisiran, an siRNA drug that inhibits the RNA from making PCSK9.
  Mayo Clinic, December 05, 2022
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• Leaks After Percutaneous LAAO and Stroke Risk   Drs Christopher DeSimone and Mohamad Alkhouli discuss the prevalence of leaks following percutaneous left atrial appendage closure and the implications for stroke risk.
  Mayo Clinic, June 23, 2022
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• Transthyretin Amyloid and New Treatment Options   A Mayo Clinic panel comprising Drs Martha Grogan, Julie Rosenthal, and Melissa Lyle discuss new and investigational treatment options for transthyretin amyloid.
  Mayo Clinic, December 06, 2021
• Bioprosthetic Valve Thrombosis: A Perhaps Not So Rare Complication   Dr Christopher DeSimone speaks with expert Dr Sorin Pislaru on how thrombosis contributes to valve failures and reoperations, and what can be done to avoid it.
  Mayo Clinic, August 17, 2021
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• Managing Hypertrophic Cardiomyopathy: New Guidelines and Drugs   Cardiologist Christopher DeSimone speaks with Steve Ommen about new AHA/ACC guidelines, emerging treatments, and the importance of focused HCM care.
  Mayo Clinic, August 02, 2021
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• AF Ablation Latest: Whom to Treat and How Early to Intervene   Drs Thomas Munger and Peter Noseworthy weigh the results of recent data on early intervention in AF in light of CABANA and other trials.
  Mayo Clinic, May 12, 2021
• Is Red Meat Bad for Your Heart?   Drs Kopecky and Lopez-Jimenez discuss the research on health effects of eating processed and unprocessed meat in the wake of a controversial guideline.
  Mayo Clinic, February 24, 2021
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• Is Coronary Plaque Regression Possible?   Regression of some types of coronary plaque is possible but not 'simplistic.' Drs Lopez-Jimenez and Kopecky offer their expert insights.
  Mayo Clinic, January 27, 2021
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• Cardiologists, Oncologists Desperately Need Your Help   Oncologists and cardiologists need to collaborate to optimize outcomes for patients with cancer and long-term survivors. Will a new subspecialty emerge?
  Mayo Clinic, June 29, 2020
• Pros and Cons of LAA Occlusion Devices vs Anticoagulation Which is more effective at stopping cardiac emboli from forming in the left atrial appendage: the Watchman or a novel oral anticoagulant? Mayo Clinic heart rhythm experts discuss the data.
  Mayo Clinic, May 28, 2020
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• Asymptomatic AF: Should We Intervene, and if so, How?   Dig a little deeper and you may find that patients with 'asymptomatic' AF actually have symptoms. But then what? This Mayo Clinic electrophysiologist has the answers.
  Mayo Clinic, April 22, 2020
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• TAILOR-PCI and the Role of Genotype-Guided Antiplatelet Therapy   Investigators from the TAILOR PCI trial that used point-of-care genomic testing to identify clopidogrel nonresponders discuss the take-homes and why genotyping may be better than platelet function tests.
  Mayo Clinic, April 07, 2020
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• Is Sirolimus the Superior Heart Transplant Antirejection Therapy?   With 20 years of experience with sirolimus, two Mayo Clinic experts describe the advantages and disadvantages of this antiproliferative drug in patients after heart transplant.
  Mayo Clinic, March 18, 2020
• Paclitaxel-Coated Devices on Pause for Patients With PAD   Why has Mayo Clinic placed a temporary moratorium on paclitaxel-coated devices for PAD? Radiology and cardiology experts discuss the controversy and what it will take to settle the issue.
  Mayo Clinic, March 05, 2020
• Are e-Cigarettes Safer Than Tobacco? It's Complicated   Do e-cigarettes help people quit smoking tobacco? Maybe, but they come with risks, say Mayo Clinic experts.
  Mayo Clinic, February 24, 2020
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• Entering the TWILIGHT Zone of DAPT Duration   Experts from the Mayo Clinic discuss the impact of TWILIGHT, a comparison of ticagrelor monotherapy vs dual-antiplatelet therapy in post-PCI patients.
  Mayo Clinic, January 21, 2020
• AI May Help Doctors Be Doctors (and Better Ones, Too)   Cardiologists and bioengineers work together at the Mayo Clinic to develop new innovations in artificial intelligence.
  Mayo Clinic, December 17, 2019
• Virtual Reality in Medicine: Beyond Bulky Goggles   A trainee can stand in the surgeon's place instead of straining to see what's going on -- just one of the possibilities of virtual and immersive technologies in medicine, according to Mayo 's Dr Suraj Kapa.
  Mayo Clinic, November 05, 2019
• The Lowdown on Lipoprotein(a)   Drs Tom Allison and Stephen Kopecky discuss current understanding of this unique subclass of lipoprotein and how to address elevated levels.
  Mayo Clinic, October 07, 2019
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• Best Practices for Measuring and Managing Blood Pressure   Experts from Mayo Clinic discuss practical patient management strategies in line with the 2017 ACC/AHA hypertension guideline.
  Mayo Clinic, September 18, 2019
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