Calcified un-dilatable lesions in ACS: what should I do?

With the collaboration of Euro4C Group

Discussants: P. Deharo, A. Mcinerney, A. Øksnes, R. Shlofmitz

Spokesperson: D. Milasinovic

Summary

Address the challenges of severely calcified undilatable lesions during acute coronary syndrome PCI. This session reviews the impact of coronary calcification on PCI strategy, highlights pitfalls in lesion preparation, and presents detailed case studies demonstrating effective treatment approaches.

Learning Objectives

To understand the impact of coronary calcification on PCI strategy during ACS
To appreciate pitfalls in lesion preparation during primary PCI

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Welcome and session objectives
What is the evidence on primary PCI in severely calcified lesions?
Case 1 - Presentation
Case 1- How I treated?
Case 2 - Presentation
Case 2 - How I treated?

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Calcified un-dilatable lesions in ACS: what should I do?

With the collaboration of Euro4C Group

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