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From Subclinical Atherosclerosis to Plaque Progression and Acute Coronary Events: JACC State-of-the-Art Review.
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The overall tone reflects strong agreement and interest, with discussions highlighting the potential of noninvasive imaging and screening methods, such as ultrasound, to transform prevention strategies. Participants employ confident language like 'excellent article' and 'important lessons,' demonstrating their deep engagement and recognition of the publication’s potential impact on future cardiology practices.
Most discussions support the findings and importance of early detection and intervention of atherosclerosis, emphasizing consensus with the publication's conclusions.
The discussions focus heavily on the significance of early screening, noninvasive imaging, and implications for treatment, indicating high interest.
Many participants reference specific studies, methods like artery screening, and clinical practices, demonstrating moderate to deep engagement.
The discourse suggests that the article could influence clinical practices, especially related to early detection strategies and personalized treatments, indicating high impact.
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- The review explains that most acute coronary events are linked to the rapid growth of nonobstructive plaques, rather than solely from the rupture of already-stenotic plaque, highlighting the importance of plaque progression in causing heart attacks.
- Noninvasive imaging methods like CT angiography have confirmed that plaques which do not grow significantly over time rarely lead to coronary events, and that slowing or halting plaque growth with intensive lipid-lowering therapy can prevent plaque rupture.
- The authors suggest that early detection of atherosclerosis and targeting plaque progression through personalized treatment could improve prevention strategies, moving beyond traditional risk assessment toward more tailored, effective management of cardiovascular disease.]
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Most liked on X and BlueskyDuring this week's Journal Club, @LubbDup discusses "From Subclinical Atherosclerosis to Plaque Progression and Acute Coronary Events". To watch the entire discussion: https://t.co/f7G5ALcrRz @ziadalinyc @Antocol17 @djc795 @JWMoses @DrAllenJ @ESHLOF https://t.co/efvj7pdwkh
“On the other hand, it has been convincingly demonstrated that intensive lipid-lowering therapy (to a low-density lipoprotein cholesterol level of <70 mg/dl) halts plaque progression.” Everyone should be less than 70! H/t @NutritionMadeS3 https://t.co/V7Z6T9fncP
Excellent review article from Dr Amir Ahmadi, and @argulian From Subclinical Atherosclerosis to Plaque Progression and Acute Coronary Events JACC State-of-the-Art Review https://t.co/YWVjGYE9yR
From Subclinical Atherosclerosis to Plaque Progression and Acute Coronary Events JACC 2019 https://t.co/NiVR9zYO1a
@AnnMarieNavar @ericpetersonMD Or better yet, "treat the disease rather than the likelihood of disease," as five cardiologists recommended in this JACC State-of-the-Art review, by screening people for early-stage atherosclerosis: https://t.co/vc7e1UPXEY
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"This Exercise shrinks PLAQUE in your arteries (!) | New trial" https://t.co/m853FSnTUx
@joycloete @MohammedAlo It depends on the individual but I would say many months if not years. For example, a 1.2% reduction in 6 months: ⬇️ https://t.co/wau7EqOMqu
@Ro11TideGirl yes, some studies indicate some regression. there are trials using exercise, diet and medication. the degree of regression is usually modest although it's associated with a very significant risk reduction https://t.co/QjX9S2NBp8
From Subclinical Atherosclerosis to Plaque Progression and Acute Coronary Events: JACC State-of-the-Art Review - ScienceDirect | @scoopit https://t.co/r4z4IlG2yx
» (174) This Exercise shrinks PLAQUE in your arteries (!) | New trial - YouTube https://t.co/gRLRaX04Yv
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@RFRedberg Or at least personalized medicine using angiogpraphy to detect and prevent plaque progression instead of treating every case of hyperlipidemia like a nail and statins the only hammer? https://t.co/xDkJLdkqlz
@Umair2017 @MichaelJBlaha Plaque microstructures during metformin therapy in type 2 diabetic subjects with coronary artery disease: optical coherence tomography analysis 2022 https://t.co/X9AbQxlZz1
@Umair2017 @MichaelJBlaha Plaque microstructures during metformin therapy in type 2 diabetic subjects with coronary artery disease: optical coherence tomography analysis 2022 https://t.co/X9AbQxlZz1
https://t.co/xHv0V39OfA #CardioTwitter #MedTwitter #CVD https://t.co/Ci6UTeJl2i
RT @BrezanSimonMD: From Subclinical Atherosclerosis to Plaque Progression and Acute Coronary Events: JACC State-of-the-Art Review Importan…
From Subclinical Atherosclerosis to Plaque Progression and Acute Coronary Events: JACC State-of-the-Art Review Important lessons for redefin of #prevention, screening and early LLT th for subclin #atherosclerosis https://t.co/xHv0V2RF1s #CardioTwitter #MedTwitter #CVD
RT @yourarteries: @AnnMarieNavar @ericpetersonMD Or better yet, "treat the disease rather than the likelihood of disease," as five cardiolo…
@AnnMarieNavar @ericpetersonMD Or better yet, "treat the disease rather than the likelihood of disease," as five cardiologists recommended in this JACC State-of-the-Art review, by screening people for early-stage atherosclerosis: https://t.co/vc7e1UPXEY
@drscottyk .@drscottyk Artery screening to detect early-stage atherosclerosis, as recommended at https://t.co/AGNHTJE1MW, is the subject of my slim draft book available at https://t.co/7XTN4QxMGs. I seek a cardiologist to partner on improving the book to reach a wider public audience.
@cardiojaydoc02 Why not the low-cost, noninvasive carotid artery ultrasound? Five cardiologists have proposed that doctors test people for clogged arteries, using that test or any of three others, and offer those found to have clogged arteries a statin prescription. https://t.co/vc7e1UPXEY
.@DrLipid Artery screening to detect early-stage atherosclerosis, as recommended at https://t.co/zzau11bUCw, is the subject of my slim draft book available free at https://t.co/7XTN4QxMGs. I seek a cardiologist to partner on improving the book to reach a wider public audience.
@thoroughlyconf1 @maximumcharacte @DrNadolsky https://t.co/5x1vBRDK41 https://t.co/sB3xTJ6htQ
.@Dr_DanMD Artery screening to detect early-stage atherosclerosis, as recommended at https://t.co/zzau11bUCw, is the subject of my slim draft book available at https://t.co/7XTN4QxMGs. I seek a cardiologist to partner on improving the book to reach a wider public audience.
.@AmitGoyalMD Artery screening to detect early-stage atherosclerosis, as recommended at https://t.co/zzau10UjdW, is the subject of my slim draft book available at https://t.co/7XTN4QPny0. I seek a cardiologist to partner on improving the book to reach a wider public audience.
.@CardioNerds Artery screening to detect early-stage atherosclerosis, as recommended at https://t.co/zzau11bUCw, is the subject of my slim draft book available at https://t.co/7XTN4QxMGs. I seek a cardiologist to partner on improving the book to reach a wider public audience.
.@SethJBaumMD Artery screening to detect early-stage atherosclerosis, as recommended at https://t.co/AGNHTJE1MW, is the subject of my slim draft book available at https://t.co/7XTN4QxMGs. I seek a cardiologist to partner on improving the book to reach a wider public audience.
.@dramitkhera Artery screening to detect early-stage atherosclerosis, as recommended at https://t.co/AGNHTJE1MW, is the subject of my slim draft book available at https://t.co/7XTN4QxMGs. I seek a cardiologist to partner on improving the book to reach a wider public audience.
'@AnumSaeedMD Artery screening to detect early-stage atherosclerosis, as recommended at https://t.co/AGNHTJE1MW, is the subject of my slim draft book available at https://t.co/7XTN4QxMGs. I seek a cardiologist to partner on improving the book to reach a wider public audience.
'@KoushikReddyMD Artery screening to detect early-stage atherosclerosis, as recommended at https://t.co/AGNHTJE1MW, is the subject of my slim draft book available at https://t.co/7XTN4QxMGs. I seek a cardiologist to partner on improving the book to reach a wider public audience.
'@DrOstfeld Artery screening to detect early-stage atherosclerosis, as recommended at https://t.co/AGNHTJE1MW, is the subject of my slim draft book available at https://t.co/7XTN4QxMGs. I seek a cardiologist to partner on improving the book to reach a wider public audience.
'@kcferdmd Artery screening to detect early-stage atherosclerosis, as recommended at https://t.co/AGNHTJE1MW, is the subject of my slim draft book available at https://t.co/7XTN4QxMGs. I seek a cardiologist to partner on improving the book to reach a wider public audience.
'@ronblankstein Artery screening to detect early-stage atherosclerosis, as recommended at https://t.co/AGNHTJE1MW, is the subject of my slim draft book available at https://t.co/7XTN4QxMGs. I seek a cardiologist to partner on improving the book to reach a wider public audience.
'@ErinMichos Artery screening to detect early-stage atherosclerosis, as recommended at https://t.co/AGNHTJE1MW, is the subject of my slim draft book available at https://t.co/7XTN4QxMGs. I seek a cardiologist to partner on improving the book to reach a wider public audience.
RT @MichaelAlbertMD: “On the other hand, it has been convincingly demonstrated that intensive lipid-lowering therapy (to a low-density lipo…
RT @MichaelAlbertMD: “On the other hand, it has been convincingly demonstrated that intensive lipid-lowering therapy (to a low-density lipo…
“On the other hand, it has been convincingly demonstrated that intensive lipid-lowering therapy (to a low-density lipoprotein cholesterol level of <70 mg/dl) halts plaque progression.” Everyone should be less than 70! H/t @NutritionMadeS3 https://t.co/V7Z6T9fncP
@Nutradvance @FrogHarmless btw this is the evidence I´m referring to re: lowering it enough stops plaque growth: https://t.co/sB3xTJnSSq
@PeterFaberSP in general if apoB is truly low plaque does not grow (or very slowly), may even reverse a bit. maybe there are exceptions like people with high lp(a) https://t.co/sB3xTJnSSq
RT @OPCILive: During this week's Journal Club, @LubbDup discusses "From Subclinical Atherosclerosis to Plaque Progression and Acute Coronar…
RT @OPCILive: During this week's Journal Club, @LubbDup discusses "From Subclinical Atherosclerosis to Plaque Progression and Acute Coronar…
RT @OPCILive: During this week's Journal Club, @LubbDup discusses "From Subclinical Atherosclerosis to Plaque Progression and Acute Coronar…
RT @OPCILive: During this week's Journal Club, @LubbDup discusses "From Subclinical Atherosclerosis to Plaque Progression and Acute Coronar…
RT @OPCILive: During this week's Journal Club, @LubbDup discusses "From Subclinical Atherosclerosis to Plaque Progression and Acute Coronar…
RT @OPCILive: During this week's Journal Club, @LubbDup discusses "From Subclinical Atherosclerosis to Plaque Progression and Acute Coronar…
RT @OPCILive: During this week's Journal Club, @LubbDup discusses "From Subclinical Atherosclerosis to Plaque Progression and Acute Coronar…
RT @OPCILive: During this week's Journal Club, @LubbDup discusses "From Subclinical Atherosclerosis to Plaque Progression and Acute Coronar…
During this week's Journal Club, @LubbDup discusses "From Subclinical Atherosclerosis to Plaque Progression and Acute Coronary Events". To watch the entire discussion: https://t.co/f7G5ALcrRz @ziadalinyc @Antocol17 @djc795 @JWMoses @DrAllenJ @ESHLOF https://t.co/efvj7pdwkh
@PeterFaberSP @OlivePufa except if you push LDL-c/ApoB low enough, you halt and possibly even reverse plaque growth https://t.co/sB3xTJnSSq so elevated ApoB is indeed the causal crux. now if they develop other interventions that stop retention even with high ApoB, that could work too
@paulkinkade @ScepticalDoctor @brimbporter @nutrition_facts 150 TC corresponds roughly to ~70 LDL-c, where plaque progression is halted https://t.co/sB3xTJnSSq so it should prevent HD. BUT if i already HAVE it, i may need to go even lower stylistically I would NOT use that language - "immune to" - nowadays. hype-ish and can be unclear
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From Subclinical Atherosclerosis to Plaque Progression and Acute Coronary Events https://t.co/oITWbB70em although the ACC always make the model of ASO too simple, forgetting remodeling and minimal lumen narrowing as the major culprit - this is an excellent article
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Will early ASC detection/imagistics redefine the traditional paradigm of #CvPrev based on population-derived risk estimates? >>>"From Subclinical Atherosclerosis to Plaque Progression and Acute Coronary Events" https://t.co/6tKItge5gH https://t.co/z1Hu1pjbqU
RT @drdaibes: Excellent review article from Dr Amir Ahmadi, and @argulian From Subclinical Atherosclerosis to Plaque Progression and Acute…
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