ABOUT THIS PODCAST 🔗
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!
This podcast is presented first in the MurmurMD App! Work in the cath lab? Reach out to join the private community there!
Update frequency:
weekly
Average audio length:
34 minutes
Guest interviews
Video podcast
English
United States
72 episodes
since Nov. 6, 2023
episodic
LATEST EPISODE 🔗
Choosing mechanical circulatory support in cardiogenic shock is not simply about picking the device that provides the most flow.
In this MurmurMD discussion, Dr. Aasim Afzal and Dr. Chris Brown break down how temporary MCS should be tailored to the patient’s shock phenotype and ultimate goal — whe…
PREVIOUS EPISODES 🔗
AFib stroke prevention is evolving quickly, but the hardest part may be translating the data into real conversations with patients.
In this MurmurMD discussion, Dr. Megan Coyle Wright, an interventional cardiologist, speaks with Dr. Emily Zeitler, an electrophysiologist, about how new data from CH…
Left atrial appendage closure is entering a new phase.
In this MurmurMD discussion, Dr. Thomas Waggoner speaks with Dr. Jeremiah Depta about how LAA closure is evolving in the era of pulse field ablation, concomitant ablation + LAAO, CHAMPION AF, OPTION, structural heart clinics, and changing prog…
The new TAVR National Coverage Determination brings some of the biggest changes structural heart programs have seen in years.
In this MurmurMD discussion, Dr. Andrei Pop, Dr. Jeremiah Depta, and Samantha Ramos break down the new CMS TAVR NCD and what it means for patients, operators, and valve pro…
Cardiology is changing: clinically, operationally, financially, and politically.In this MurmurMD discussion, Dr. Andrei Pop speaks with Cathleen Biga, past president of the American College of Cardiology and former president of Cardiovascular Management of Illinois, about the forces reshaping cardi…
Coronary IVL has changed how many operators treat calcified coronary disease, but the technology is still evolving.
In this MurmurMD discussion, Dr. Nyal Borges speaks with Dr. Matthew Price from Scripps about SEISMIQ, Boston Scientific’s investigational IVL catheter, and where it may fit in the c…
Mechanical circulatory support in cardiac surgery is not just a bailout strategy- it can be a way to prevent the shock cascade before it becomes difficult to reverse.
In this MurmurMD discussion, Dr. Chris Brown speaks with Dr. Robert Farivar about how he uses mechanical support before, during, an…
Below-the-knee disease remains one of the most difficult areas in vascular intervention: small vessels, severe calcification, acute recoil, aggressive restenosis, and patients who often present with CLTI, diabetes, CKD, wounds, and limited surgical options.
In this MurmurMD discussion, Dr. Sameh S…
As TAVR moves into younger patients, the first implant is no longer just about getting a good result today, it may determine every future option.
In this MurmurMD discussion, Dr. Nathan Frogge and Dr. Andrei Pop review the concept of optimizing the index TAVR implant, using the CODE framework: coa…
This MurmurMD case discussion features Dr. Chris Brown and Dr. Christian McNeely walking through a high-risk PCI case where the hardest part was not just the calcium, it was deciding when and how to intervene safely.
The patient was an 82-year-old frail female who presented with chest pain and NST…
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