
Professor Wolfgang Koenig
TUM Universitätsklinikum, German Heart Center, Munich (Germany)
Membership:
FESC Member
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Biography
Wolfgang Koenig, MD, FRCP, FACC, FAHA, FESC is a Professor of Cardiology. A former Director of the WHO-MONICA Augsburg Myocardial Infarction Registry, he has held multiple clinical positions at the University of Ulm Medical Center. In April 2015 he joined the Deutsches Herzzentrum München, where he is the Head of the Cardiometabolic Unit. Professor Koenig serves on the steering committee of multiple large clinical trials. His research also includes the molecular basis of atherothrombogenesis, and focuses on the identification and evaluation of new biomarkers for cardiometabolic diseases. He has published more than 900 papers in peer-reviewed journals. Between 2008–2017, he ranked sixtieth among the most frequently cited German speaking researchers in cardiovascular disease and has an H-Index of 101. He is a member of the Editorial Board of “Clinical Chemistry”. In 2020 he received the Paul-Morawitz-Award from the German Cardiac Society.
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Imaging or biomarkers: which is superior in risk prediction?
26 August 2023
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How to deal with residual cardiovascular risk in atherosclerotic disease? New pharmacotherapeutic options
29 August 2022
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Prevention of cardiovascular diseases in the post-COVID19 era
28 August 2022
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Cardiac biomarkers for atherosclerotic cardiovascular disease risk prediction
30 August 2021
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Emerging role of cardiac biomarkers in cardiovascular risk stratification
17 April 2021
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Non-troponin biomarkers in acute coronary syndromes
1 September 2019
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Emerging evidence-based approaches to reduce residual atherosclerotic risk
25 August 2018
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Proprotein convertase subtilisin/kexin type 9 (PCSK9) inhibition & cardiovascular outcomes: review of lipid targets and treatment strategies (EBAC Accredited)
26 August 2017
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PCSK9i: translating LDL-C lowering into plaque regression and CV event reduction?
30 August 2016
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The relevance of biomarkers: a never ending story
28 August 2016

