18 May 2017

Device-based interventional therapies for hypertension – Part II – Catheter-based renal denervation

With the collaboration of the Practical Course on Hypertension (PCH)

Chairpersons: M. Ntsekhe, H. Sievert

Panellists: S. Brouwers, M. Joner

Speakers: M. Azizi, F. Mahfoud, M. Ntsekhe, R. Schmieder, F. Sharif, A. Sharp, H. Sievert, C. Ukena

Summary

Consult this session on Device-based interventional therapies for hypertension – Part II: Catheter-based renal denervation if you want to learn more about treatment recommendations of renal denervation systems.

With the collaboration of the Practical Course on Hypertension (PCH).

Learning Objectives

To discuss new findings that might help to identify potential candidates for renal denervation therapy
To appreciate the different features and treatment recommendations of renal denervation systems currently being investigated
To understand the current status of the ongoing studies

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Clinical case: optimal candidate for catheter-based renal denervation
What have we learned with respect to patient selection for renal denervation therapy?
Catheter-based renal denervation in 2017: procedural recommendations (using angios)
Fully controlled renal denervation procedure
Potential targets for device-based therapies: why to target the renal arteries?

Device-based interventional therapies for hypertension – Part II – Catheter-based renal denervation

With the collaboration of the Practical Course on Hypertension (PCH)

Learning Objectives

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