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Glasgow, Scotland
Joined August 2015
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Colin Berry retweeted
Intracoronary Low-Dose Thrombolysis in Primary PCI for STEMI: A Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis. Not for use in clinical practice @ColinBerryMD @PHRIresearch @sezermr @BaineyKevin ahajrnls.org/4xTePYv
Fractional flow reserve vs angiography in non-ST- elevation myocardial infarction: long-term results of the FAMOUS-NSTEMI trial | European Heart Journal | Oxford Academic academic.oup.com/eurheartj/a…
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As presented at the American Heart Association Conference 2025, patients with chest pain and without obstructive coronary artery disease benefit from treatment informed by cardiovascular magnetic resonance. nature.com/articles/s41591-0…
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Congratulations @ColinBerryMD and #CorCMR for demonstrating that CMR quantitative perfusion diagnosis of coronary microvascular dysfunction linked with medical therapy improves angina in pts with suspected #INOCA. I was honored to be a discussant #AHA25 #LBCT #whycmr
Microvascular angina is under diagnosed by coronary angiography. MRI improves diagnosing angina, symptoms and quality of life. 🙏 All credit to the participants and staff who supported the @TheBHF CorCMR trial nature.com/articles/s41591-0… @JubileeHospital @UofGlasgow @UofGMVLS
Colin Berry retweeted
From @JAMANetworkOpen: Among adults with symptoms after #COVID19 infection, a pragmatic, home-based resistance exercise program is a generalizable, safe, and effective therapy for improving both physical and psychological function.
#AHA25 @AHAScience
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ALT JAMA Network Open infographic on resistance exercise therapy after COVID-19 infection. Study of 87 men and 146 women at 3 Scottish hospitals. Intervention group showed significantly better change in ISWTD.
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CorCMR trial: Using stress CMR in angina patients without obstructive CAD reclassified diagnoses and led to improved symptoms and quality of life at 12 months compared to standard care. #AHA25 View the slides here: clinicaltrialresults.org/wp-…
Microvascular angina is under diagnosed by coronary angiography. MRI improves diagnosing angina, symptoms and quality of life. 🙏 All credit to the participants and staff who supported the @TheBHF CorCMR trial nature.com/articles/s41591-0… @JubileeHospital @UofGlasgow @UofGMVLS
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Can a physiology-based prediction model using FFR & pullback pressure gradient predict outcomes following PCI? Presented @crfheart #TCT2025 and published simultaneously @ColinBerryMD @wfearonmd #AHAJournals @keulards @juliendjdj @DrAllenJ @fer_iver
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Colin Berry retweeted
@ColinBerryMD & R. Hanna editorial on Nogami et al.’s study of >1,200 ANOCA patients.
Insights into how chest pain phenotypes relate to coronary microvascular dysfunction and prognosis.
🔗 ow.ly/kge450WV8SP
#CardioTwitter #CMD #ANOCA
Main paper: eurointervention.pcronline.c…
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Come join us for a great session at 8:15 am in the Ankara room! We will talk about nonobstructive CAD with myself, @jckaski @ColinBerryMD Jelena Ghadri, Kurt Huber
#INOCA #MINOCA #ChestPain #Takotsubo
#ESCCongress #WCCongress #riseandshine
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Well done to Dylan showcasing our work at #ESC2025 this year, on the use of machine learning to simplify complex coronary small vessel diagnostics
@ColinBerryMD @DanielTYAng @UofGSCMH
Colin Berry retweeted
Intramyocardial hemorrhage after AMI is prognostically important and can be diagnosed by T2* CMR imaging. In clinical trials post-MI, T2* CMR imaging has potential as a risk stratifier and therapeutic target @ColinBerryMD
@UofGlasgow @JubileeHospital ahajournals.org/doi/full/10.…
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You can catch up on some sessions from #BCS2025 in our Digital Knowledge Hub 💡
There are currently three sessions available, with more to be added over the coming weeks:
✅ 2024 ESC Guidelines for the management of chronic coronary syndromes - ESC Perspective, Prof @alaide_chief
✅ 2024 ESC Guidelines for the management of chronic coronary syndromes - UK Perspective, Prof @ColinBerryMD
✅ BCS Lecture: The Maths of Life and Death, Prof @Kit_Yates_Maths
To watch, visit our digitalknowledgehub.co.uk (you may need to create an account).
#DKH #cardiology #CardioEd #CardioTwitter #Education #Medical #MedicalEducation #HealthcareProfessional #HCP
Colin Berry retweeted
In Session 3 our panel of experts, led by Professor Colin Berry, will discuss the mechanisms involved in INOCA, demystify CMD and Spasm, discussing CMR in diagnostics AND talking about the brain-heart connection in CMD
Register your interest early as we only have 10 places left!
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In this analysis from 9 TTS cohorts, microvascular dysfunction in acute phase was assoc w/ all-cause mortality. An ⬆️ IMR, was the only independent predictor of both mortality & MACCE jacc.org/doi/10.1016/j.jcin.…
#JACCINT @ColinBerryMD @RobEerdekens @GiovanniLuigiD1 @_RobSykes
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In 2024/25, #TeamJubilee carried out over 9,100 cardiology, heart and lung procedures, including 29 heart transplants, reinforcing our dedication as a key provider of specialist cardiac care in Scotland♥️
#ServingScotland
Colin Berry retweeted
Four years in the making, we’re finally here. Congratulations to our colleagues Peter Damman & team for their 1st patient in #iCorMicA! Thank you for the hospitality and cath lab tips. Fantastic team and beautiful campus at Radboud UMC Nijmegen. It was an absolute delight. #INOCA
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Our next free webinar is taking place a week on Monday.
The 90 minute session on Hot Topics in IHD Management includes 6 sessions and ample time for a live Q&A with the faculty so make sure to book your place > tinyurl.com/IHDWebinar
@ShouvikHaldar @ColinBerryMD
#cardiotwitter #Cardiology #CardioEd
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In this SWEDEHEART registry analysis of #STEMI w/ multivessel disease, complete #revasc, whether angio or physiology-guided, was independently associated with better outcomes, including mortality. jacc.org/doi/10.1016/j.jcin.…
@ColinBerryMD #Revascularization #CardioX #JACCINT
Colin Berry retweeted
In this #SWEDEHEART registry analysis of #STEMI w/ multivessel disease, complete #revasc, whether angio or physiology-guided, was independently associated with better outcomes, including mortality. jacc.org/doi/10.1016/j.jcin.…
#JACCINT #Revascularization #CardioX @ColinBerryMD
