CardioVisual

CardioVisual CardioVisual is a trusted, clinician-driven education platform on heart, diabetes & wellness. Built by doctors, for everyone. Powered by MedicalVisual.

Insights-driven education for better outcomes. Heart disease is #1 killer worldwide.Improve awareness with trusted information. CardioVisual is a health educational app that was created by US cardiologists. It provides a library of trusted, concise & shareable videos of cardiovascular, diabetes, heart health, and wellness information. CardioVisual was awarded 2018 & 2019 ‘Best App for Heart Disease” by Healthline Media. Over half a million clinicians and patients in over 100 countries rely on its trustworthy & interactive multimedia content. Trusted Content: With 2-apps-in-1 for clinicians and patients, CardioVisual delivers over 400 (i.e. more than 7 hours) of high-quality, clinician-curated & created videos (in English and Spanish) & infographics that provide simplified, relevant & comprehensive information about all aspects of heart & vascular disease and diabetes along with their therapies, prevention & procedures. Audience: CardioVisual is used as a trusted educational resource by clinicians (e.g. doctors, nurses, NPs, PAs, allied health professionals, etc.) in various medical settings & by patients and caregivers on their own mobile devices. It is also used by medical & nursing students and trainees, medical industry sales and clinical teams, and healthcare workers as a trusted resource. Medical and patient organizations provide this educational resource to their members. CardioVisual is regularly updated with new information & features based on active feedback from clinicians and consumers to make this a valuable informational platform, like a “Interactive Netflix of Cardiovascular and Diabetes”

CardioVisual provides accurate video explanation of conditions & treatments such as:
• Coronary artery disease (CAD), heart attack, angiogram, radial cath, angioplasty, stent, bypass surgery (CABG) & Cardiac Rehab
• Arrhythmias such as Atrial fibrillation (Afib) with Catheter RF & cryoablation, appendage occluder
• Heart failure & treatments, Cardiomems & VAD
• Stroke types, treatments including carotid stent

and lots more

What’s next for Lipoprotein(a)?Despite being a strong independent risk factor for heart disease, there are still no FDA-...
12/06/2025

What’s next for Lipoprotein(a)?

Despite being a strong independent risk factor for heart disease, there are still no FDA-approved drugs specifically targeting high Lp(a).

But game-changing therapies are in the pipeline, including gene silencing, small-molecule inhibitors, and more.

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Pulmonary artery pressure can rise days to weeks before symptoms appear, and early intervention can prevent decompensati...
12/04/2025

Pulmonary artery pressure can rise days to weeks before symptoms appear, and early intervention can prevent decompensation and hospitalization.

The Cordella™ PA Sensor System provides clinicians with daily hemodynamic data from patients to stay ahead of heart failure.

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12/03/2025

A look at the WAFFLE operation, a lesser-used but technically meaningful approach for chronic constrictive pericarditis (e.g., with TB pericarditis), traditionally treated with complete pericardiectomy.

The “waffle procedure” is a surgical technique for constrictive pericarditis that involves making a grid-like pattern of crosshatched incisions into the thickened, calcified epicardium (the inner layer of the pericardium) after the outer pericardium has been removed. This is done to relieve the constriction and allow the heart to expand and function properly. The name comes from the waffle-like appearance of the epicardium after the incisions are made. 

Thank you to our Ambassador Imaging Cardiologist, Dr. Mekkaoui, for this in-depth presentation about this surgery!

If you’re a cardiac surgeon or have used this technique in practice, we’d welcome your insights or experience in the comments.

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12/02/2025

What does PAD really look like inside your arteries? 🩸
Peripheral Artery Disease (PAD) occurs when fatty plaque builds up in arteries, most often in the legs, restricting blood flow. This reduces oxygen delivery to muscles and tissues, causing leg pain on walking, slow wound healing, gangrene, and even risk of amputation if left untreated.

Want to learn more about how to diagnose and manage PAD? Comment “PAD” to get the full playlist!

What does PAD really look like inside your arteries? 🩸Peripheral Artery Disease (PAD) occurs when fatty plaque builds up...
12/02/2025

What does PAD really look like inside your arteries? 🩸
Peripheral Artery Disease (PAD) occurs when fatty plaque builds up in arteries, most often in the legs, restricting blood flow. This reduces oxygen delivery to muscles and tissues, causing leg pain on walking, slow wound healing, gangrene, and even risk of amputation if left untreated.

Want to learn more about how to diagnose and manage PAD? We have a full playlist on it here: https://heart.medicalvisual.com/learningtracks/details/pad-treatments-and-devices

12/01/2025

Heart block occurs when electrical signals from the atria don’t conduct normally to the ventricles.

Depending on the degree of AV block, this disruption can slow the heart rate, impair coordination, and reduce cardiac output.

Because of this, moderate to advanced heart block is one of the most common indications for permanent pacemaker implantation, helping restore reliable conduction and prevent bradycardia-related symptoms.

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CardioVisual is built by doctors, for clinicians and patients. We simplify complex cardiometabolic information into engaging, visual content to deliver better care through education. Follow us for more.

This year, we’re grateful for the extraordinary systems that keep us alive:A heart that contracts 100,000 times a day, v...
11/27/2025

This year, we’re grateful for the extraordinary systems that keep us alive:
A heart that contracts 100,000 times a day, vessels that carry oxygen, and clinicians who dedicate their careers to protecting cardiovascular health.

What’s one thing you’re thankful for this Thanksgiving?

11/26/2025

Since we covered remote cardiac devices, here’s a repost featuring an excellent demonstration by our CardioVisual Ambassador, Dr. Abderrahmane Mekkaoui, showcasing the Pocket ECG, a powerful example of how mobile cardiac monitoring is transforming patient care.

This device allows clinicians to capture real-time rhythm data anytime and anywhere, with instant sharing for timely decision-making.

As remote monitoring technology continues to advance, tools like this play a crucial role in managing arrhythmias and improving patient outcomes.

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Remote cardiac monitoring is reshaping how we follow up on patients outside the clinic.Continuous rhythm tracking, early...
11/26/2025

Remote cardiac monitoring is reshaping how we follow up on patients outside the clinic.

Continuous rhythm tracking, early detection, and better long-term outcomes are all possible now with the right device.

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11/24/2025

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11/24/2025

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