Priyanka Ghosh, DO

I’m going to be an interventional cardiologist 🤗

@Shikha_Cardio @ShyamsA2 Queens!

Efficacy and Safety of Intravenous Antiplatelet Therapy in Acute Myocardial Infarction With Cardiogenic Shock In AMI-CS patients undergoing angiography, IV antiplatelet therapy was associated with a lower ischemic risk without an increase in major bleeding at 30 days. #Cardiology #MedTwitter #CardioTwitter #HeartHealth #Healthcare @JACCJournals @ACCinTouch @DrMarthaGulati @hvanspall @AndrewJSauer @mmamas1973 @AnastasiaSMihai @Hragy @biljana_parapid jacc.org/doi/10.1016/j.…

After the @crfheart CTO meeting each year, I usually make practice adjustments based on the dense 2 days of content! Congratulations to this year's directors, and looking forward to next year's warmer one in Miami! @mbmcentegart @JWMoses These are my #CTO2026 take-home messages! Starting with small, quick tricks 1- A discussion on engaging septals from the PDA- Use tip injection in the PDA, engage the collateral with "Sion" (for me) rather than Suoh, then can exchange inside the collateral into Suoh given extreme tortuosity coming from the RCA side (Shunsuke Matsuno, @docjohnnyg ) 2- A nice trick by @RinfretStephane to avoid pistoning of retrograde microcatheters is to anchor with a small balloon in the donor vessel while wiring, then deflate the balloon. Gotta be careful of donor vessel injury or ischemia. 3- Utilizing a cutting balloon for tough side base/base when not able to start a knuckle. I knew about it and never tried it. Will try it in 2026 @Billlieofficial 4- TD-ADR, the concept that is tough to implement, especially with the lack of certain tools in the US! This time, I learned we can do it with 5-Fr Opticross! So I am hoping to try it in 2026 The concept depends on moving the IVUS (back and forth) to visualize a mental 3D image of the relationship between the guidewire tip and the true lumen and attempting to puncture it! That slide helps better evaluate it (@Laserrman Maoto Habara) 5-I use CTA in about 60% of my CTO PCI procedures planning (ambiguous caps, ambiguous course, prior CABG, prior failures). After this conference, knowing what's coming in terms of software ability, I think my utilization of CTA will significantly increase @ColletCarlos (1/3) #CardioX #ACCFIT

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This state-of-the-art review provides an updated, physician-focused overview for PCI and CABG operators, summarizing evidence on established lipid-lowering therapies, emerging strategies to address residual lipid risk, and the evolving role of anti-inflammatory interventions in the comprehensive management of ASCVD. eurointervention.pcronline.com/article/adjunc…

How I consult on cardiorenal syndrome: • Bump furosemide from 20 to 60 mg bid IV • Consider rapid resumption of sacubitril/valsartan and empagliflozin. Let's not treat these life saving medications as nephrotoxins

It was a great pleasure to be a part of @cvinnovations #CVI2025, learned a lot as usual and came back with multiple tips and tricks. Here are my top ones that I would apply in my next cases. 1- When freewiring the Rotawire in uncrossable lesions, a nice trick shared by @KateKearney4 is to use Finecross specifically as it centers you more within the lesion. I used whatever microcatheter I usually use (mostly TP spiral). 2- When doing laser bombing with contrast, can use 20/80 mix to create smaller bubbles and less risk of perforation. I used the 100% contrast when I did it, and looking forward to trying this trick! 3- When using high-pressure #OPN balloons, having a buddy wire is very helpful. It can help with scoring effect, maintain wire position if the balloon got stuck on the wire, and provides rapid access in case of perforation. 4-When the distal IVC is affected in chronic venous disease, avoid double-barrel venous stenting. Outcomes are better with an IVC stent with 2 extending limbs from both iliac veins. Looking forward to next year! @esbrilakis @Xlpad @shishem @psorajja #CardioX

🎈Stent-free solutions for #CAD are here. With the FDA approval of coronary drug-coated balloons, SCAI is hosting a 3-part interactive CME mini-series to master imaging, lesion prep, deployment, and billing/coding. The first webinar will be on August 27. Register for the series➡️ scaipro.scai.org/URL/dcb-series #DCB

All you need to know about iatrogenic coronary perforations.

DOOR-TO-LACTATE CLEARANCE in Cardiogenic Shock. Fantastic and novel concept. Congrats Dr Srihari👏👏🙏⁦@SrihariNaiduMD⁩

Best of luck @bhatia97hitesh in the match!! Can’t wait to see you thrive!

Three interventions that you can do in cath lab to bring out hemodynamic significance of a stenotic lesion.

This is criminal 🤬

Understand the best practices for BP measurement for #hypertension patients with this infographic. 👇 Access the infographic, patient case quizzes & more 🆓 education w/ ACC's online course: bit.ly/4dUOal5 #ACCEd #HighBloodPressureMonth #cvPrev

@CaliRClark The future is you and I working together 😍🤞🏽

Incredible physician and friend! Cannot wait to see what your future holds 🔥👑👏

All the feels! 🥹 mainly so so grateful for this journey Looking forward to joining the 🫀team @AnMed_Health !

@Shikha_Cardio Thank you!!!! 😊❤️

@KhandelwalMD Thank you Dr. Khandelwal!!

Congratulations @CardioPriPri! You are an outstanding physician, can’t wait to see what’s next for you!