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The Murmur Pod is hosted by Dr. Aidan Raney III and Dr. Joe Walsh. Specializing in interventional cardiology, they explore happenings in the cardiology and medical communities, discuss interesting cases, review new technology, and more.This podcast is presented first in the MurmurMD App! Work in the cath lab? Reach out to join the private community there!
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TAVR explant was once viewed as a procedure to avoid almost at all costs. Early national data showed very high mortality, creating fear among both physicians and patients. In this MurmurMD discussion, Dr. Andrei Pop spea
Some complex PCI cases are difficult because of the anatomy. Others are difficult because the margin for error is almost zero. In this MurmurMD discussion, Dr. Chris Brown and Dr. Christian McNeely walk through a high-ri
Below-the-knee CLTI is rarely straightforward especially in patients with diabetes, dialysis, medial arterial calcification, toe wounds, gangrene, and misleading ABIs. In this MurmurMD discussion, Dr. Sameh Sayfo is join
Coronary IVL has changed the way operators approach calcified coronary disease, but the mechanism is often underappreciated because the device is so simple to use. In this MurmurMD discussion, Dr. Chris Brown and Dr. You
In this MurmurMD discussion, Dr. Chetan Huded reviews the major trial data shaping modern LAA closure decision-making, including PROTECT AF, PREVAIL, PRAGUE-17, CLOSURE-AF, OPTION, and CHAMPION AF. The conversation focus
Drug-coated balloons are creating new options in complex coronary intervention, but only when the lesion is prepared correctly. In this MurmurMD discussion, Dr. Nyal Borges and Dr. Pratik Sandesara walk through a practic
For years, the biggest limitation of coronary IVL wasn’t its ability to modify calcium- it was deliverability. In this MurmurMD discussion, Dr. Yousif Ahmad and Dr. Chris Brown review early real-world experience with Aer
What happens when a patient has critical limb-threatening ischemia, severe calcification, no distal targets, and has failed traditional endovascular therapy? In this MurmurMD discussion, Dr. Andres Vargas Estrada and Dr.
Intracardiac masses have traditionally meant high-risk surgery — but transcatheter approaches are changing what’s possible in structural and endovascular intervention. In this MurmurMD discussion, Dr. Abdallah El Sabbagh
Building a successful LAAO program requires more than procedural skill — it depends on workflow efficiency, team coordination, and scalable systems. In this MurmurMD discussion, Dr. Vijay Iyer and Dr. Joe Walsh break dow
As TAVR expands into younger and lower-risk patients, one question continues to drive decision-making: how durable are transcatheter valves over time? In this MurmurMD discussion, Dr. Robert W. Yeh reviews his late-break
High-risk PCI isn’t just about technique — it’s about protecting the patient while you fix the artery. In this MurmurMD discussion, Dr. Chris Brown and Dr. Yousif Ahmad walk through the role of left ventricular (LV) supp
The Champion AF trial is one of the most important studies in structural heart — directly comparing left atrial appendage closure (LAAC) to DOAC therapy in patients with atrial fibrillation. In this MurmurMD discussion,
Stent thrombosis is one of the most high-stakes complications in PCI — and getting the mechanism right is everything. In this MurmurMD case discussion, Dr. Nyal Borges and Dr. Joe Walsh walk through a real-world case of
Successful TAVR depends on precise positioning, controlled deployment, and a clear procedural strategy. In this MurmurMD discussion, Dr. Nathan Frogge and Dr. Matthew Summers review key TAVR valve implantation techniques
Ostial RCA disease can be one of the most unforgiving lesions in coronary intervention — especially when multiple layers of stent are already present. In this MurmurMD case discussion, Dr. Nyal Borges and Dr. Joe Walsh r
The cusp overlap technique has become an important strategy during TAVR with self-expanding valves to improve implant depth control and reduce conduction disturbances. In this MurmurMD discussion, Dr. Nathan Frogge and D
As TAVR expands into younger and lower-risk populations, valve durability has become a central question in structural heart care. In this MurmurMD discussion, Dr. Curtiss Stinis and Dr. Andrei Pop review current understa
Complex coronary PCI often requires careful planning, imaging, and stepwise escalation of technique to achieve a safe and durable result. In this MurmurMD case discussion, Dr. Chris Brown and Dr. Eric Rothstein review a
Structural heart interventions increasingly involve patients with severe ventricular dysfunction, valvular shock, or limited hemodynamic reserve. In these cases, maintaining stability throughout the procedure can be the
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