Cardiovascular Innovations and Applications

Cardiovascular Innovations and Applications A platinum open access & the official journal of the Great Wall International Congress of Cardiology

Cardiovascular Innovations and Applications (CVIA) publishes focused articles and original clinical research that explore novel developments in cardiovascular disease, effective control and rehabilitation in cardiovascular disease, and promote cardiovascular innovations and applications for the betterment of public health globally. The journal publishes basic research that has clinical applicability in order to promote timely communication of the latest insights relating to coronary artery disease, heart failure, hypertension, cardiac arrhythmia, prevention of cardiovascular disease with a heavy emphasis on risk factor modification. CVIA also welcomes commentaries, case studies and reports, letters to the editor, methodology papers related to clinical trials, education and training articles, techniques and videos. CVIA was founded on the occasion of the 25th anniversary of the GW-ICC in 2014 by Professor Dayi Hu, president of the GW-ICC and past president of the Chinese Society of Cardiology, and C. Richard Conti, MD, a past president of the American College of Cardiology and former Editor of Clinical Cardiology. The GW-ICC is one of the largest congresses in the Asian-Pacific region and is the most comprehensive and influential academic conference on cardiology. Held as a regular annual conference since 1990, GW-ICC has provided a platform for continuing education in cardiovascular disease diagnosis, treatment, and technology training, through events that leverage the expertise of internationally renowned cardiologists and scholars from the United States, Europe and Asia. The journal is published by Compuscript on behalf of the World Journals (Beijing) Medical Technology Co., Ltd. Compuscript is an international company based in Shannon, Ireland.

This study builds a bedside   including NOAF, age, NYHA class, sodium, platelets, and   to predict post-CRT mortality in...
19/02/2026

This study builds a bedside including NOAF, age, NYHA class, sodium, platelets, and to predict post-CRT mortality in , showing high accuracy and enabling personalized risk stratification, closer follow-up, and therapy optimization to improve outcomes.

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A predictive nomogram to improve risk stratification after cardiac resynchronization therapy (CRT) in patients with heart failure.

Right minithoracotomy for left     resection is as safe and effective as median sternotomy, with comparable outcomes and...
13/02/2026

Right minithoracotomy for left resection is as safe and effective as median sternotomy, with comparable outcomes and lower postoperative , supporting minimally invasive .

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Comparing sternotomy with right mini-thoracotomy for the removal of cardiac myxomas- a clinical study.

This   review delineates the structural and functional landscape of Pannexin-1 (Panx1) channels, elucidating their dual ...
11/02/2026

This review delineates the structural and functional landscape of Pannexin-1 (Panx1) channels, elucidating their dual roles in pathophysiology where ATP-mediated activation provides , while hyperactivation drives myocardial and adverse in complex disease states.

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This   review emphasizes the clinical urgency of rapid initiation, optimization and adherence to the foundational quadru...
04/02/2026

This review emphasizes the clinical urgency of rapid initiation, optimization and adherence to the foundational quadruple therapy for with reduced ejection fraction ( ), underscoring that early implementation of guideline-directed medical therapy ( ) significantly reduces the high risk of early mortality and hospitalization for patients. UF College of Medicine

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Emphasizing the need for a system-wide reorientation towards rapid initiation, optimization, and adherence to realize the potential of GDMT in heart failure.

This   review summarizes the advancements in   (MCG) as a non-invasive, radiation-free diagnostic for  , highlighting it...
03/02/2026

This review summarizes the advancements in (MCG) as a non-invasive, radiation-free diagnostic for , highlighting its role in early detection and its potential to transform cardiology in China.

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An insightful review on the clinical applications of magnetocardiography in cardiovascular medicine detailing its working, challenges and future prospects.

This Cardiovascular Innovations and Applications - CVIA Journal study finds that cGAS inhibition preserves   integrity, ...
29/01/2026

This Cardiovascular Innovations and Applications - CVIA Journal study finds that cGAS inhibition preserves integrity, reduces / & enhances function, pointing cGAS inhibition as a novel therapeutic approach to improve in CA patients.

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Cyclic GMP-AMP synthase, cardiac arrest, cardiac dysfunction, return of spontaneous circulatio

This   case report describes a novel 'second valve drag and reposition' technique to successfully rescue a self-expandin...
23/01/2026

This case report describes a novel 'second valve drag and reposition' technique to successfully rescue a self-expanding aortic valve that migrated into the left ventricle during for pure .

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Presenting "Second valve drag & reposition"- a novel technique to rescue a self-expanding aortic valve that migrated into the left ventricle

This   study identifies circulating TGM2 as a novel prognostic   for  , demonstrating that elevated TGM2 levels correlat...
23/01/2026

This study identifies circulating TGM2 as a novel prognostic for , demonstrating that elevated TGM2 levels correlate with disease severity and provide significant predictive value for major adverse cardiac events ( ) in ACS patients. Capital Medical University 首都医科大学

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This study investigates the association between circulating TGM2 levels and the severity of coronary stenosis in acute coronary syndrome (ACS)

This study found that     levels were dose-dependently associated with increased   burden in 952 Chinese patients, indic...
23/01/2026

This study found that levels were dose-dependently associated with increased burden in 952 Chinese patients, indicating that uric acid may serve as an accessible and potential therapeutic target for AF burden assessment.

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Serum uric acid levels correlate with atrial fibrillation burden in a dose-dependent manner, suggesting UA as a potential biomarker and therapeutic target.

This Cardiovascular Innovations and Applications - CVIA Journal review shows how disrupted  —covering  , dynamics,  ,  ,...
22/01/2026

This Cardiovascular Innovations and Applications - CVIA Journal review shows how disrupted —covering , dynamics, , , and stress responses—fuels oxidative injury, , and lipid buildup in , while MQC‑targeted therapies hold promise.

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Explore how mitochondrial quality control impacts atherosclerosis development and discover emerging therapies targeting MQC pathways to restore vascular health

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Cardiovascular Innovations and Applications (CVIA) was founded on the occasion of the 25th anniversary of the GW-ICC in 2014 by Professor Dayi Hu, president of the GW-ICC and past president of the Chinese Society of Cardiology, who will serve as Founding Editor. C. Richard Conti, MD, a past president of the American College of Cardiology and former Editor of Clinical Cardiology, has recently been appointed Editor-in-Chief of the new journal, which will publish its first issue to coincide with the GW-ICC meeting in October 2015 in Beijing, China.