Complications - Embolism, perforation & wire trapping

Session comprising selected AICT-AsiaPCR 2019 Clinical Case submissions

Facilitators: D. Nair, N. Wanahita

Speakers: M. Hyogo, M. Juneja, T. Khan, S.K. Srinivas, Y.S. Tey, S. Thirunavukarasu

Summary

Consult this session to learn how to cope with various complications and anomalies, and discover compelling cases such as multivessel PCI in anomalous coronaries (all three arteries arising from the right cusp with separate ostia), extension wire left in the heart, septic coronary embolism, and more!

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Unintentional coronary stent extraction after deployment due to wire trapping
Multivessel PCI in anomalous coronaries, all three arteries arising from the right cusp with separate ostia: a rarest of rare anomaly
You cannot blame wire for causing the problem
Why we should prefer a nightmare over coronary artery perforation
Extension wire left in the heart
It's not what you think it is

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Complications - Embolism, perforation & wire trapping

Session comprising selected AICT-AsiaPCR 2019 Clinical Case submissions

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