Coronary Artery Disease (CAD) remains a leading cause of death globally, but the treatments are rapidly changing. While traditional methods like lifestyle changes, medications, and surgeries have long been the cornerstone of care, these are now being enhanced by modern innovations. As highlighted by Nishi Patel, recent medical therapies target underlying biological processes, offering new hope to patients previously considered high-risk or untreatable.
In parallel, imaging tools and minimally invasive techniques are transforming how physicians approach complex cases. Hybrid strategies and emerging technologies like robotics and gene therapy are also expanding the frontiers of what's possible in cardiac care.
