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Acute coronary syndrome management extends far beyond revascularization. Optimal outcomes depend on a structured, evidence-based strategy before, during, and after intervention. A concise summary of the 2025 guideline approach: 🧵

ECG Cheat Sheet Every Clinician Should Know

The clinical test illustrated in the video (press left, feel pain on right) is called: a) Murphy’s sign b) Rovsing’s sign c) Psoas sign d) Obturator sign

In some cases, myxoma is part of a genetic syndrome. Carney complex is associated with recurrent cardiac myxomas and endocrine tumors. These patients require close follow-up.

A tumor inside the heart that can mimic valve disease, cause stroke, and even produce fever. Let’s talk about atrial myxoma. 🧵