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Management of ACS : The eleven new commandments

Posted in acute coroanry syndrome, acute coronary syndrome, Medcal research, Medical education, Medical ethics, Primary -PCI, Primary PCI, Thrombolysis, tagged , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , on June 8, 2025|

How can we use AI as a tool of knowledge distillation ?

Here is a deep discussion with Grok 3, on the merits, limitations & validity of DANAMI 2 and PRAGUE 2 , the two old studies on pPCI. Curiously , we don’t have any other studies to quote. As on 2025 , superiority of pPCI hangs precariously on these two decade old studies, which has some serious omissions in the primary end point and its Interpretation. To get into the facts , please go through the following link.

https://grok.com/Is primary PCI really superior to lysis in a global perspective /

It is a long chat, I am sure most of you can’t spare your vital time. But, the truth comes out only at the fag end of the conversation.

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Please mind this “Acute coronary error”

Posted in acute coroanry syndrome, Cardiology -Therapeutic dilemma, Uncategorized, tagged , , on January 23, 2020|

Science is a journey in pursuit of truth. Hence, we search for it again and again.  (Thus, recurrent search becomes Re-Search)

As we try to progress in our knowledge towards absolute truth,  we need to admit our errors first. I think, one such error is blinking right in front of us in the vibrant corridors of coronary care and cath labs every day!  It is about the definition with which we deal the success of primary PCI. (A supposedly revolutionary acute coronary therapeutics  this century)

Waiting for the day . . . when all those fancy primary PCIs that leave the myocardium hurt (& retire ) with significant LV dysfunction to be reclassified as clear cases of primary PCI failures.

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