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The Murmur Pod is hosted by Dr. Aidan Raney III and Dr. Joe Walsh. Specializing in interventional cardiology, they explore happenings in the cardiology and medical communities, discuss interesting cases, review new technology, and more.This podcast is presented first in the…
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The Business of Cardiology: Private Practice, APPs, Site Neutrality, and Physician Advocacy (opens the original)
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Cardiology is changing: clinically, operationally, financially, and politically.In this MurmurMD discussion, Dr. Andrei Pop speaks with Cathleen Biga, past president of the American College of Cardiology and former president of Cardiovascular Management of Illinois, about the forces reshaping cardiology practice.The conversation covers Cathie’s path from bedside nursing to practice management, hospital leadership, cardiovascular service line growth, MedAxiom leadership, and becoming the first no
SEISMIQ 4CE Coronary IVL Device: A New Calcium Modification Device with Dr. Price and Dr. Borges (opens the original)
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Coronary IVL has changed how many operators treat calcified coronary disease, but the technology is still evolving. In this MurmurMD discussion, Dr. Nyal Borges speaks with Dr. Matthew Price from Scripps about SEISMIQ, Boston Scientific’s investigational IVL catheter, and where it may fit in the coronary calcium-modification toolkit. The discussion breaks down how SEISMIQ differs from current IVL platforms. Instead of using electrical energy, SEISMIQ uses laser energy delivered through fiber opt
Mechanical Support Before Shock: A Surgeon’s Strategy for Impella 5.5 and ECMO (opens the original)
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Mechanical circulatory support in cardiac surgery is not just a bailout strategy- it can be a way to prevent the shock cascade before it becomes difficult to reverse. In this MurmurMD discussion, Dr. Chris Brown speaks with Dr. Robert Farivar about how he uses mechanical support before, during, and after cardiac surgery. Dr. Farivar explains why the EACTS-STS guidance reinforces a practice pattern he has followed for years: identify patients early, intervene before low-output states spiral, and
Why BTK Intervention Is So Hard: Calcium, Recoil, IVL, and Limb Salvage with Dr. S Jay Mathews and Dr. Sameh Sayfo (opens the original)
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Below-the-knee disease remains one of the most difficult areas in vascular intervention: small vessels, severe calcification, acute recoil, aggressive restenosis, and patients who often present with CLTI, diabetes, CKD, wounds, and limited surgical options. In this MurmurMD discussion, Dr. Sameh Sayfo speaks with Dr. S Jay Mathews about the evolution of below-the-knee disease treatment — from plain balloon angioplasty to IVUS-guided therapy, laser, atherectomy, scoring and cutting balloons, IVL,
TAVR CODE Explained: Coaxiality, Orientation, Depth, and Expansion (opens the original)
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As TAVR moves into younger patients, the first implant is no longer just about getting a good result today, it may determine every future option. In this MurmurMD discussion, Dr. Nathan Frogge and Dr. Andrei Pop review the concept of optimizing the index TAVR implant, using the CODE framework: coaxiality, orientation, depth, and expansion. The conversation is a candid look at where TAVR technique is headed, and where the evidence still has gaps. They discuss whether the field is standardizing tr
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