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Nanotube fibers may restore electrical health to damaged hearts

Innovative Technologies & Techniques | Incidence Causes and Treatment of Chronic Venous Insufficiency in Women

Student Spotlight: Payton Campbell Continues Her Experience at THI

Doctors and Engineers Aim to Build a Device to Prevent the Need for a Transplant

Cell Therapy for Heart Failure: Are We There Yet?

Innovative Technologies & Techniques | Evolution of PEVAR Techniques with Suture Mediated Closure Devices

Dividing adult cardiomyocytes (red). DNA (nuclei) are in blue, the cell division marker Aurora B is in green and cell membranes are in white.

Texas Heart Institute researchers uncover new ways to regenerate heart tissue after injury

Published in Scientific REPORTS (2018) Magnetic Resonance Imaging of Atherosclerotic Plaque at Clinically Relevant Field Strengths (1T) by Targeting the Integrin α4β1. Woodside DG, Tanifum EA, Ghaghada KB, Biediger RJ, Caivano AR, Starosolski ZA, Khounlo S, Bhayana S, Abbasi S, Craft JW Jr, Maxwell DS, Patel C, Stupin IV, Bakthavatsalam D, Market RV, Willerson JT, Dixon RAF, Vanderslice P, Annapragada AV. Sci Rep. 2018 Feb 27;8(1):3733.

THI Researchers Introduce Method for Earlier Identification of Patients at High Risk of Heart Attack or Stroke Due to Inflamed Arterial Plaque

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