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Cardiovascular Procedures in Women, An Issue of Interventional Cardiology Clinics (2025)

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By Nadia Sutton

This special issue focuses on the unique aspects of cardiovascular procedures in women, offering in-depth, practice-oriented reviews led by Dr. Nadia Sutton and top experts in the field. It covers a wide range of critical topics, including:

✅ Clinical approach to angina in women
✅ Revascularization strategies: Do women benefit as much as men?
✅ Acute coronary syndrome management in women
✅ Gender-specific considerations in dual antiplatelet and anticoagulation therapies
✅ Cardiogenic shock in women
✅ Transgender and gender-diverse patient care in cardiac catheterization
✅ Congenital heart disease and percutaneous procedures in women

This edition provides the latest clinical insights and evidence-based strategies to improve outcomes in female patients, making it an essential resource for interventional cardiologists and cardiovascular care teams.