Joost Daemen

Dr. Joost Daemen is a Researcher at the Department of Cardiology, Erasmus University Medical Center (Erasmus MC). His work focuses on interventional cardiology, cardiovascular interventions, and hypertension management. He has contributed to over 349 research outputs, with recent studies exploring topics such as post-PCI fractional flow reserve outcomes, TAVI patient prognostics, and cost-effectiveness of renal denervation. His research often involves collaborations across multiple countries, including Belgium, France, and the Netherlands.

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Daemen’s research interests include vascular imaging techniques, coronary artery disease interventions, and clinical outcomes analysis. His recent articles highlight advancements in percutaneous valve implantation techniques, revascularization strategies for acute coronary syndrome, and cost-benefit analyses of hypertension treatments. He has supervised 5 academic works and maintains an active role in peer-reviewed publications.

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His work often addresses translational applications of interventional cardiology, with a focus on improving clinical outcomes through innovative techniques and evidence-based practices. Collaborative networks span multiple institutions globally, reflecting his international research impact.