NSTEMI, complex ACS and anatomy

Facilitators: A. Wong, V. Vu

Discussants: J. Chan, G. S. K. Lau

Summary

This session focuses on complex cases involving non-ST elevation myocardial infarction (NSTEMI), acute coronary syndromes (ACS), and challenging coronary anatomy. It presents unique clinical scenarios such as pediatric rescue PCI, management of significant distal lesions with proximal PCI, anatomical variations complicating interventions, mixed cardiovascular disease management, and successful strategies in early in-stent restenosis and double coronary occlusions.

Presentations available when logged in:

Proximal only PCI with significant distal lesion: balancing flow restoration and thrombotic risk
Coronary intervention complicated by anatomical variation: a case description
Re-stenting left main coronary artery to left anterior descending artery for early in-stent restenosis due to geographical miss in a young NSTEMI p...
Double coronary occlusion managed successfully in a lung cancer patient