Washington, Jan 23 Drug coated stents are safer for coronary bypass patients as they carry lower risks of complications than bare-metal stents, says a new study.
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Drug-coated stents safer for bypass patients
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Catheter ablation for AFib is safe and suppresses arrhythmia recurrences
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'Cardiac arrests in hospital can be prevented'
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Dips and dressings are deemed safe
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Blood substitutes raise risk of heart attack
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Older patients more likely to die in hospital following implantation of defibrillators:
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Drugs selling faster in hospitals than chemist shops
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Scientists discover potential drug delivery system
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Drugs may cause fractures
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New study sheds light on saving cardiac arrest patients
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Research could improve cancer treatment
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Complications causing death
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Comprehensive guidelines for stable ischemic heart disease released
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Moderate alcohol consumption may increase risk of atrial fibrillation in people with heart disease
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Hypercholesterolemia partnering 2007-2012
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Best period for starting prophylaxis is not late than end of January
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Statins at time of surgery may improve survival in ovarian cancer