Professor Paolo Raggi

Professor Paolo Raggi

Mazankowski Alberta Heart Institute, Edmonton (Canada)

Paolo Raggi is a Professor of Medicine and Cardiology at the University of Alberta. During his career, he was involved in research on atherosclerosis imaging, vascular calcification, lipid metabolism, cardiovascular disease associated with chronic kidney disease, rheumatological disorders, HIV infection, diabetes mellitus, the metabolic syndrome and the impact of mental health disorders on coronary artery disease. He has contributed ~450 peer-reviewed publications and ~40 book chapters and books on cardiovascular imaging and prevention. Dr. Raggi has received numerous awards as best teaching attending and best clinical investigator nationally and internationally. He serves as a consultant for 30 scientific medical publications, he is Co-Editor in Chief of Atherosclerosis, and sits on the Board of 3 peer-reviewed medical journals. In 2017 he was named by the President of Italy Knight of the Order of Stars, the highest honour for an Italian citizen.

Presentations

Noninvasive and invasive assessment of plaque composition and burden in chronic coronary syndromes

Event: ESC Congress 2023

Topic: Diagnostic Methods

Session: How to determine the severity of chronic coronary syndromes: noninvasive vs. invasive; anatomical vs. functional assessments

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Molecular imaging of vascular osteogenesis in patients infected with HIV

Event: ICNC 2019

Topic: Positron Emission Tomography (PET)

Session: Poster session II

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Statins reduce epicardial adipose tissue CT attenuation potentially through an anti-inflammatory effect

Event: ICNC 2019

Topic: Extracardiac Findings

Session: Moderated Posters 2

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Myocardial blood flow response to vasodilator cardiac stress testing in patients referred for pre-kidney transplant risk assessment

Event: ICNC 2019

Topic: Positron Emission Tomography (PET)

Session: Poster session I

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Professor Paolo Raggi

Biography

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Noninvasive and invasive assessment of plaque composition and burden in chronic coronary syndromes

Molecular imaging of vascular osteogenesis in patients infected with HIV

Statins reduce epicardial adipose tissue CT attenuation potentially through an anti-inflammatory effect

Myocardial blood flow response to vasodilator cardiac stress testing in patients referred for pre-kidney transplant risk assessment

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