Facebook Linkedin Youtube X-twitter Instagram
Professional Syndicates Complex, Sharif Abdel Hamid Sharaf Street, 31, Amman, Jordan
About Jordan
  • Home
  • Membership
    • Membership Request
    • Associate Members
    • Types of memberships
    • General Payment Service via Cliq
  • Activity
    • Lectures and conferences
  • Health Education
  • Scientific materials
  • Gallary
    • Videos
    • Photos
  • About US
  • Contact us
  • English
Login
  • Home
  • Membership
    • Membership Request
    • Associate Members
    • Types of memberships
    • General Payment Service via Cliq
  • Activity
    • Lectures and conferences
  • Health Education
  • Scientific materials
  • Gallary
    • Videos
    • Photos
  • About US
  • Contact us
  • English
  • من نحن
    • تاريخ الجمعية
    • هيكل الجمعية
    • ادارة الجمعية
    • تطوع معنا
  • العضوية
    • طلب انتساب
    • الاعضاء المنتسبون
    • Types of memberships in the Society of Cardiologists
  • Home
  • نشاطات
  • مواد علمية
  • Health Education
  • جاليري
    • فيديو
    • صور
  • اتصل بنا
Uncategorized
jordan heart September 20, 2025 0

ESC 2025 – Drug-Coated Devices in PAD

ESC 2025 – Drug-Coated Devices in PAD
Source: Medscape Medical News, Sept 19, 2025 – ESC Congress, Madrid
1. Background:
• Drug-coated stents/balloons (mostly paclitaxel) tested vs. uncoated devices in PAD.
• Two RCTs: SWEDEPAD 1 (chronic limb-threatening ischemia, n=2355) and SWEDEPAD 2 (intermittent claudication, n=1155).
2. Key Results – SWEDEPAD 1:
• No difference in major amputations (primary endpoint).
• Slight reduction in reinterventions at 1 year with coated devices, but effect faded.
• No difference in mortality.
3. Key Results – SWEDEPAD 2:
• No improvement in quality of life (primary endpoint).
• No difference in reinterventions or long-term mortality.
• At 5 years: 47% higher mortality with drug-coated devices (signal of concern).
4. Controversy:
• Mortality concerns with paclitaxel devices first raised in 2018; large registries (300,000 pts) later suggested safety.
https://click.mail.medscape.com/?qs=c9cb83c52070cc98cd76c69f57d8ee3adbd60afd003d97d4e1643ce195ab51fe3f5b89bbc058ff60b4c61f6262f611dedcdb1643ca27ef3ca9de7e97c48b65b8
47 Views
5
ESC 2025 – CPR in SpaceSeptember 20, 2025
Impact of the 2018 U.S. Heart Transplant Listing Priority Policy on SurvivalSeptember 20, 2025

مقالات ذات صلة

Uncategorized

Lp(a) and LDL-c are independent and Additive Predictors of ASCVD Risk

webadmin March 19, 2025
Uncategorized

ESC Leads Push for Stronger CE-Mark Evidence on High-Risk Devices

jordan heart October 8, 2025

Leave a Reply Cancel reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

احدث المقالات

  • ESC Leads Push for Stronger CE-Mark Evidence on High-Risk Devices
  • TAVR(TAVI in Europe)vs. SAVR —  Cardiologists, heart surgeons sound alarm over widespread use of TAVR in low-risk patients
  • Pediatric Cardiology: The LEAD Initiative — Universal Cholesterol Screening in Children Can Save Lives
  • Vericiguat in Heart Failure – VICTORIA vs VICTOR (ESC 2025)
  • Aspirin and Cancer Prevention

فئات

  • Health Education
  • Previous lectures and conferences
  • Uncategorized

Jordanian Cardiology Society

Jordanian Cardiology Society

Amman-Jordan

00962795001983

Working hours

From Sunday to Thursday

From nine in the morning until four in the afternoon

Important Links

Jordanian Cardiology Society

Research and studies

Medical articles

Login

Privacy Policy

Refund Policy

Cancellation Policy

Delivery Policy

Association Location

Copyright © 2024 Jordanian Cardiologists Association by WebAppRoots. All Rights Reserved.