How should I treat complex left main: trifurcation, in-stent restenosis

Anchorperson: T. Lefevre

Moderator: T. Johnson

Summary

Review the cases of a 65-year-old male patient with exertional angina, good LV, transferred to hospital for CABG after an angiogram with failed PCI attempt, and an 87-year-old female patient with HTN and previous heart failure with preserved LV function who presented with NSTEMI, and analyze LM trifurcation and restenosis.

Learning Objectives

To learn how to simplify the management of left main trifurcations
To understand how to manage left main restenosis
To understand the basics of left main PCI

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Case 1 - Left main trifurcation
How did I treat the case?
What did we learn from this case?
Case 2 - Left main restenosis
What do we know about the treatment of left main restenosis
How did I treat the case?
What did we learn from this case?

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How should I treat complex left main: trifurcation, in-stent restenosis

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