Renal, inflammation and protection strategies in PCI

Facilitators: J. W. C. Tan, J. Ako

Discussants: L. W. Tam, T. K. Ong

Summary

Delve into renal protection and inflammation management strategies in PCI, with a focus on renal blood flow indicators in chronic heart failure, the protective role of exosomes in myocardial ischemia, and efficacy of renal guard devices against contrast-induced nephropathy. The session also examines radial artery occlusion incidence, angio-IMR cardiovascular outcome assessments, predictors of acute kidney injury post-STEMI PCI, and one-year follow-up results on colchicine use after coronary stenting.

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Exosomes from hypoxic preconditioning bone marrow mesenchymal stem cells reduce myocardial ischemia
Efficacy of renal guard in preventing contrast induced nephropathy in intervention cardiac procedure
Incidence of radial artery occlusion undergoing intervention either by distal or forearm TRA
The silent killer revisited: angio-IMR assessment double cardiovascular outcomes – A meta-analysis
The use of colchicine after coronary artery stenting: one-year follow-up results

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