I agree…one of the best meetings I’ve had ever attended

most importantly, learning, and hearing from our communities and patients is so helpful

the bidirectional dialogue is critical, much needed, and hopefully other conferences can adopt the same format

Prevent athero by lifestyle intervention
Prevent MI (when athero present) by medication+lifestyle

Choose whom to ‘treat’ wisely

Use ‘precision’ vs ‘gunshot’ approach

#SeeDiseaseTreatDisease

How about a new proposal for European Atherosclerosis Society

At #EASCongress2025
Let’s have a mobile CT scanner

Get to know the numbers which matter the most

#CAC
no guesses, will tell you what ur true risk is, not what it might be

Thoughts?
Raul Santos SABOURETCardiologist @JLaleTokgozoglu

People who create ‘big’ trouble are the ones who make the true changes happen

Don’t give up my friend SABOURETCardiologist

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In societies where population health approaches are preferred, for appropriate and resource allocations, cannot think of any other test in primary prevention setting then #CAC testing to truly guide both individual and societal level management decisions
#Precision #PopHealth

I hope at #EASCongress2024 ->at least 1 dedicated session & few talks on “atherosclerosis” assessment beyond RF

What tests/whom to do/how to manage/pros/cons/future directions etc

After all it’s Eur “Atherosclerosis” 😉

Hope u 2 speaking about CAC

Please share

Jamal Rana, MD

Agree

“At high risk” treat to prevent

Key thing is accurate risk stratification

Risk factors/biomarkers poor surrogates for risk

Atherosclerosis imagining best choice for deciding who needs treatment beyond life style management to prevent 1st event

Completely agree, I’ve never seen any correlation in real life or test scores & motivation/achievement/patient centric care

I have always advocated this being least imp factor in selection of excellent candidates

unfortunately traditional processes still account this highly

Why didn’t folks understand that earlier

Was the simplest reason

Don’t know what took so long, been saying that for a while 🤷🏻

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Glad focus is shifting from identifying health disparities->achieving #HealthEquity

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Well said👇

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Agree
For most basic consultations..