How should I treat non-culprit lesions in a patient with STEMI

Anchorperson: V. Paradies

Spokesperson: A. Banning

Summary

You wonder whether complete revascularisation for STEMI patients is beneficial? You want to know how to assess non-culprit lesions? You wonder about the optimal timing for treating non-culprit lesions? You would like to be able to do more for STEMI patients? Then, this session replay is for you!

Learning Objectives

To better understand the role of physiology and intravascular imaging in non-culprit lesions assessment
To clarify the role of a standardised imaging workflow in PCI optimisation
To define the optimal timing of non-culprit PCI

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Session objectives
Case 1 - Introduction
Transient changes in coronary physiology in the acute, subacute, and stable setting
Case 1 - physiology of non-culprit lesions
Next steps of case and PCI of non-culprit lesion physiology guided
Optimal timing for non-culprit lesions revascularisation
Case 2 introduction: index PCI angios non-culprit left main lesion
How to assess, when to assess
How to optimise imaging-guided revascularisation
Session evaluation and key learnings

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How should I treat non-culprit lesions in a patient with STEMI

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