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M. Sitges, M. Adamo, P. Lurz, D. Muraru and T. De Potter guide you through understanding combined mitral regurgitation and tricuspid regurgitation in patients with atrial fibrillation.
Philipp Lurz and Saibal Kar discuss iatrogenic atrial septal defects from transseptal procedures. Small ones usually close on their own, while large defects causing significant shunting need closure to prevent right heart overload.
A 72-year-old with severe LV dysfunction and complex calcified coronaries faces a challenging PCI. Discover how Impella support, advanced imaging, and a tailored strategy made it possible.
An elderly patient with recurrent severe tricuspid regurgitation and refractory right heart failure despite prior repair strategies. CT imaging opens the door to a caval-based solution. Would you consider this approach?
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Watch this replay with M. Swaans, P. Lurz, M. Cikes and F. Praz to learn how to differentiate ventricular versus atrial secondary mitral regurgitation phenotypes and much more!
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The next frontier of DCB is to simplify complexity
Register for this webinar on Monday 29 June at 5:00pm with F. Ribichini, A. Monayer, B. Scheller and P. Suwannasom to learn about the role and potential advantages of DCBs in complex patients and lesions.
Lead management during tricuspid interventions
P. Nikolai, P. Mitkowski and M. Weber share how to identify lead‑induced tricuspid regurgitation and optimise lead management for T‑TEER and TTVR.
Preventing and treating acute heart failure in STEMI patients
Discover key insights on managing acute heart failure in STEMI patients with V. Paradies, V. Panoulas and J‑M. Sinning, including patient identification for MCS and the impact of Impella CP unloading before PCI.
Digital late breakers: will LAAC become standard practice for patients with AF?
In this replay, P. Garot, M. Bergmann and J.E. Nielsen‑Kudsk review current indications for LAAC, insights from the CHAMPION‑AF trial and practical case learnings.
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PCR Rio Valves 2026: Discover the first insights of the Programme
Whether you're passionate about structural heart interventions or looking to enhance your echocardiography skills, PCR Rio Valves is the place to be. Take a look at the programme highlights ✨
AICT-AsiaPCR 2026: what’s new this year?
Explore a hands-on, case-based Programme designed for real-world practice. From LIVE Education Cases to practical learning, the Course delivers actionable insights for today’s interventional cardiology community.
Anatomy of the aortic valvar complex
Understanding the anatomy of the aortic valvar complex is important: from the aortic root, aortic sinuses, sinotubular junction, aortic leaflets, anatomy of the so-called "Aortic Annulus" and more…
Simplified dual-indeflator approach for bioprosthetic valve fracture
The standard BVF procedure involves multiple quick maneuvers. Simplifying the setup, minimizing operator actions, and shortening rapid pacing could reduce associated risks. Find out how!
Unconventional bailout for iatrogenic RCA dissection
A routine RCA intervention becomes complicated by iatrogenic dissection with loss of flow and recurrent electrical instability, raising urgent management challenges in a secondary centre.
Persistent right heart failure despite successful tricuspid repair: what next?
From assessment to strategy: choosing the optimal treatment for severe tricuspid regurgitation
Persistent symptoms despite therapy, massive TR, preserved RV function—how to move from assessment to the right transcatheter strategy?
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Unconventional bailout for iatrogenic RCA dissection
A routine RCA intervention becomes complicated by iatrogenic dissection with loss of flow and recurrent electrical instability, raising urgent management challenges in a secondary centre.
Persistent right heart failure despite successful tricuspid repair: what next?
An elderly patient with recurrent severe tricuspid regurgitation and refractory right heart failure despite prior repair strategies. CT imaging opens the door to a caval-based solution. Would you consider this approach?
From assessment to strategy: choosing the optimal treatment for severe tricuspid regurgitation
Persistent symptoms despite therapy, massive TR, preserved RV function—how to move from assessment to the right transcatheter strategy?