#EHJCVI 🧱 What’s the interplay between CAC, MFR and cardiovascular events? CAC density is inversely associated with outcomes, while CAC volume is positively associated 📈 Were these significant after adjusting for MFR and other factors? Read more 👉 https://t.co/4h7LBU37VK
Honored to present and receive an Hon. Mention at the MGB/Inova Young Investigators Award in Women’s CVH for our work on environmental vulnerability and CV risk in women.
Grateful to Drs @Sadeer_AlKindi@khurramn1 for their mentorship and to our amazing team at @C3PH_HM 🙏🏻
What a wonderful time presenting at #ACC25.
-No difference in outcomes btw Stress Only Spect Imaging V Stress/Rest Imaging if first scan is normal.
Thankful to my mentor @almallahmo for the constant support and guidance, and my team @MariaAlwan@ahmadyaman2000@ASayedMD
Poster presentation @ACCinTouch today.
Presented a study on the role of pre-procedural fasting prior to cardiac catheterization.
Would like to thank my mentors and co-authors for making it possible.
Check out the abstract at https://t.co/sCVEWmNYek
#ACC2025#ACC#MedTwitter
Wrapping up #ACC25 with posters on:
1️⃣ Women’s underrepresentation in cardiac imaging
2️⃣ Role of AC & prone imaging in SPECT MPI
Grateful for the unwavering support of Dr. @almallahmo
Huge shoutout to the amazing team @AsimShaikh97@ASayedMD@ahmadyaman2000@HMethodistCV
Happy to present our abstract on the importance of multimodality imaging in the evaluation and management of paravalvular leaks post-TAVR at #ACC2025. Grateful for all the opportunities and support @WilliamZoghbi, and proud to be part of the @HMethodistCV team!
Our Director of Cardiac PET Dr. @almallahmo will present on PET-derived coronary flow reserve, innovations in nuclear cardiology and will lead a rapid-fire cardiac imaging session at #ACC25. https://t.co/cf9dvVA6AV
📡 Day 1– Hybrid Imaging Workshop @MyASNC@almallahmo
📢 Engaging session on Cardiac Non-Coronary Findings on PET/CT by Drs. Edward Hulten @cardiac_md, Mohammed Chamsi-Pasha @ChamsiPash, & Leon Menezes @ljxmenezes
🔍 Exploring incidental findings beyond coronary disease #CVNuc