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16 May 2024

STEMILeft main and multivessel diseaseOther coronary interventions

ACS: multimodality imaging saves the day

Session comprising selected EuroPCR 2024 Clinical Case submissions

Facilitators: V. Nagaraja, H. Tormilainen
Speakers: P. Brady, J. Chavez Solsol, A. Jossart, C. Lluch Requerey, A. Prieto, T. Tobisawa, L. Unzue

Summary

This session explores various challenging acute coronary syndrome (ACS) cases where multimodality imaging, such as emergency cardiac CT, IVUS, and other techniques, played a crucial role in diagnosis and management. The cases cover a wide range of scenarios, including right coronary artery ACS, STEMI with a curve ball, ACS without cardiovascular risk factors, and ACS in grown-up congenital heart patients. The session emphasizes the importance of utilizing advanced imaging tools to navigate complex ACS presentations and make informed treatment decisions.

Presentations available when logged in:

  • ACS where emergency cardiac CT was useful for identification of right coronary artery
  • Where shall we go?
  • Heart with three auricles
  • When the thrombus does not allow us see the free path
  • STEMI call with a curve ball
  • ACS without cardiovascular risk factors: are we missing something?
  • Diagnostic challenge of ACS in grown-up congenital heart patient
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