Introduction Percutaneous coronary intervention(PCI),as a primary treatment for coronary artery disease,has made significant strides in both technology and clinical practice since its inception.However,long-term manag...Introduction Percutaneous coronary intervention(PCI),as a primary treatment for coronary artery disease,has made significant strides in both technology and clinical practice since its inception.However,long-term management of post-PCI patients,particularly restenosis prevention and disease progression control,continues to face numerous challenges[1].Insufficient patient adherence to lifestyle interventions and secondary prevention,coupled with low utilization of cardiac rehabilitation,leads to a sustained increase in the risk of postoperative adverse cardiac events[2,3].The rapid development of digital health technologies(DHTs)offers opportunities to overcome these persistent difficulties.This editorial reviewed the latest applications and multiple challenges,and suggested future directions of DHTs in post-PCI patients(Figure 1).展开更多
文摘Introduction Percutaneous coronary intervention(PCI),as a primary treatment for coronary artery disease,has made significant strides in both technology and clinical practice since its inception.However,long-term management of post-PCI patients,particularly restenosis prevention and disease progression control,continues to face numerous challenges[1].Insufficient patient adherence to lifestyle interventions and secondary prevention,coupled with low utilization of cardiac rehabilitation,leads to a sustained increase in the risk of postoperative adverse cardiac events[2,3].The rapid development of digital health technologies(DHTs)offers opportunities to overcome these persistent difficulties.This editorial reviewed the latest applications and multiple challenges,and suggested future directions of DHTs in post-PCI patients(Figure 1).
