THE FIRST-EVER STAGING SYSTEM FOR PLAQUE

Webinar with Live Q&A - Recorded May 25, 2022

STAGING ATHEROSCLEROSIS:
UNDERSTANDING PLAQUE BURDEN FOR PATIENT EVALUATION AND TREATMENT

Atherosclerosis is the strongest predictor of heart attacks — but what are the clinical thresholds for diagnosis and treatment?

Watch our second Transforming Cardiac Care webinar for a presentation and Q&A on the field’s first novel, four-tiered atherosclerotic plaque staging system proposed by Cleerly.

OUR KEY PANELISTS

Andrew Freeman, MD, FACC

Andrew Freeman, MD, FACC

Director of Cardiovascular Prevention and Wellness, National Jewish Health

Dr. Freeman is the director of cardiovascular prevention and wellness at National Jewish Health. He uses advanced cardiology diagnostics and lifestyle medicine in his approach to wellness and disease prevention.

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James K. Min, MD

Founder and Chief Executive Officer, Cleerly Inc.

Dr. Min is a world-recognized authority on cardiovascular imaging and physician scientist who understands the inter-relationships between non-invasive imaging, coronary angiography and revascularization.

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James P. Earls, MD

Chief Medical Officer, Cleerly Inc.

Dr. Earls is a Professor of Radiology at George Washington University Hospital and a leader within the field of Radiology in applications of advanced imaging technologies in cardiovascular care.

DISCUSSION TOPICS

Plaque staging can support more precise treatment based on an individual’s atherosclerotic phenotype. Our panel discussed four areas related to this critical new system:

Atherosclerosis, Stenosis, and Ischemia:

The relationship between plaque burden and heart conditions.

Plaque Staging System:

Different plaque severity stages and clinical thresholds for disease burden.

Clinical Utility:

How a plaque staging system could impact diagnosis and management of coronary artery disease.

Implementation:

The critical next steps for bringing the staging system into clinical practice.

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