Is your #CathLab team's New Years resolution to provide a more safe environment for the team? Take a look at this video rendering of how Rampart IC's M1128 works. #ShedTheLead #FightTheGoodFight vimeo.com/442830409

Switching from old to new labs can significantly drop your eye dose but if you don’t have that luxury, change your radial set up with #RadialCradle #RadialFirst

Thanks to James Spratt and St George’s cath lab for trialing #RadialCradle today! Great feedback. Interesting Reducer case thrown into the mix too with support from Jonathan Hill although can’t be a lot of refractory angina in that neck of the woods! #RadialFirst

For those new to writing clinical scientific papers, & here’s the link to the full free text article: static1.squarespace.com/static/5854aaa…

Reduce your radial radiation exposure by 70% simply by abandoning the arm board! Get the Perspex lead screen medial and lead underskirt deployed to decrease your scatter area with the help of @radialcradle #RadialFirst #cardiotwitter radialcradle.com/radiation

Hanging out with the Cardiologist

Hanging out with the general surgeon

Just 19% CABG patients have a cath /PCI via the radial artery, despite better clinical and procedural outcomes. Why? It breaks your back! But poor left radial ergonomics can be overcome with #radialcradle - improving the patient and physician experience! jacc.org/cms/asset/39a4…

AVAILABLE NOW Watch a talk on 'Radiation protection in the Cath Lab' by Stephen Hoole wondrmedical.net/videos/Radiati…

Targeting inflammation in atherosclerosis. Our patient interview featured by the bbc youtu.be/fWd5BNFziko. Thanks to bhf Ziad Mallat jcheri James Rudd Stephen Hoole Tian Zhao at the Cambridge University Hospitals NHS Royal Papworth Hospital NHS FT 💙 Cambridge University Mallat_Lab #wic #bhf #MedEd #CardioEd #bbc

Perivascular adipose tissue density is associated with #inflammation in #Takayasu arteritis and #atherosclerosis: read the whole story on #EHJOpen: 10.1093/ehjopen/oeab019! #OpenUpYourScience @ESC_journals Lavinia Baciu Salvatore De Rosa Stephan Achenbach

Hemodynamic response of balloon pulmonary angioplasty (BPA) for inoperable CTEPH correlates with number and complexity (total occlusions) of segments treated whereas BPA non-responders were more likely to be post-pulmonary endarterectomy. bit.ly/3EmMm1s Stephen Hoole

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Impressive 1st and 2nd operator radiation protection presented @TCT2021 by reconfiguring your cath lab lead protection with the help of #radialcradle. Discover how to protect you and your team radialcradle.com. Patient comfort and clinician safety, every time #radialfirst

Radial ergonomics are so important to help protect your back and limit radiation exposure. #radialcradle improves the work height of right and particularly left radial access - helping reduce the strain #radialfirst #dTRA

We are delighted to annouce that Dr. Stephen Hoole has joined us as an Associate Editor for our #cardiology section Give him a follow➡️Stephen Hoole #TherapeuticAdvances #TAChronicDisease #OpenAccess #CardioTwitter #ChronicDisease

Until 2015, there was no treatment for people with inoperable chronic thromboembolic pulmonary hypertension (CTEPH). Recently, we performed our 400th balloon pulmonary angioplasty and treated our 150th patient using this innovative procedure. royalpapworth.nhs.uk/our-hospital/l…

CTEPH occurs in 2-4% of people following a pulmonary embolism when blood clots block-off the arteries of the lungs. BPA is a procedure in which a tiny balloon is inserted into the blood vessels of the lungs and inflated to around the size of a pea, pushing the blockage aside.

Our service was commissioned by NHS England in 2018, for the entire UK. “It is definitely a collaborative effort from PVDU, cardiology, the cath labs, 4 South Ward and all our referring PH centres," said specialist BPA nurse Lily (centre, with PVDU team). PHA UK