Audio Archive
Audio Summaries
of Every Article
AI-assisted audio recordings of the research published in OpenSource: Cardiology — one for every article. Play them here or download them to listen offline.
AI-assisted audio recordings of the research published in OpenSource: Cardiology — one for every article. One contribution unlocks the whole archive: no subscription, no auto-renewal.
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Each recording is an audio summary of a published article. Play it here or download it to listen offline.
Bridging the Gap in Septal Myectomy: Outcomes at a Lower-Volume Center with a Single-Operator Model
Scar-Guided Defibrillator Selection in Mild-to-Moderate Systolic Dysfunction: Promise Unfulfilled?
Characterization of Intentional Fracture of Onyx Stents
When Recognition Outpaces Access: How Treatment Gaps in Resource-Limited Settings Shape ATTR-CM Diagnosis
Hemodynamic Impact with Intravenous Digoxin Loading in Low Output Heart Failure
Pulmonary Artery Denervation for Group 2 Pulmonary Hypertension: A Modern Solution to an Age-Old Problem?
SGLT Inhibitors as Geroprotectors for Age-Related Disease Prevention
Combination Stabilizer and Silencer Therapy in ATTR-CM: Insights from CARDIO-TTRansform
Evaluation of Methods Used in Transitioning from Sodium Nitroprusside to Oral Vasodilators in Acute Heart Failure
Routine Microaxial-Flow-Pump Support During High-Risk PCI: A Critical Appraisal of CHIP-BCIS3
Quantification of Cerebroembolic Debris during VIV-TAVR with Bioprosthetic Valve Fracture: The SENTINEL-BVF Study
Reclaiming our Catalog: A New Model for Scholarly Publishing
What You're Getting
Every Article,
Ready to Listen
Each article published in OpenSource: Cardiology is paired with an AI-assisted audio summary — a clean, narrated overview you can listen to on a commute, between cases, or whenever reading isn't possible.
Access grants unlimited downloads for your chosen period. These are not CME-accredited recordings, but many institutions allow educational funds or discretionary professional development budgets to support this kind of resource.
Every dollar goes directly toward keeping OpenSource: Cardiology free to publish in and free to read — cutting out the commercial middlemen that dominate academic publishing.
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Download any episode to any device. Keep the files — even after your access period ends.
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New Episodes Automatically
Every new OpenSource: Cardiology article gets an audio summary. Active subscribers get them as they publish.
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Use Educational Funds
Consider using institutional educational allowances or discretionary professional development budgets — check with your program or department.
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Supports Open Access
All proceeds fund OpenSource: Cardiology operations: zero article processing charges, physician-led editorial, and free global readership.
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OpenSource: Cardiology charges no article processing fees to authors and is free for all readers globally. Audio archive access is one of the few ways we sustain that model — your contribution goes directly to editorial operations, not shareholders.
About these recordings. Each episode is an AI-generated audio discussion of a published article. The wording, emphasis and interpretation are the AI’s own and may not exactly reflect the views of the authors or of OpenSource: Cardiology. The published article is the version of record.