Difficult ACS case management and complication

With the collaboration of the Estonian Society of Cardiology and Interventional Cardiology Working Group of the Romanian Society of Cardiology and Scottish Cardiac Society

Anchorpersons: S. Watkins, P. Laanmets, L. Calmac

Discussants: A. Abouzaid, M. Postu

Summary

Learn expert strategies for managing challenging acute coronary syndrome (ACS) cases and complications. This session covers balloon-uncrossable CTO management in high-risk NSTEMI, iatrogenic coronary perforation during STEMI, spontaneous coronary artery dissection, and complex anterior STEMI interventions with key clinical learnings.

Learning Objectives

To learn how to manage a balloon-uncrossable left circumflex CTO that's the only source of flow to a subtotal LAD in a high-risk NSTEMI
To learn how to manage iatrogenic coronary perforation during a STEMI case

Presentations available when logged in:

Case 1 - Spontaneous coronary artery dissection - Not only a feminine diagnosis
How would I treat case 1?
Case 1 treatment
Case 2 - Beyond the culprit: when a CTO holds the key to solving an ACS case
How would I treat case 2?
Case 2 treatment
Case 3 - When the situation goes from bad to worse in trying to treat an anterior STEMI
Case 3 treatment
Key learnings Case 3
Session evaluation and key learnings
Closing remarks

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Difficult ACS case management and complication

With the collaboration of the Estonian Society of Cardiology and Interventional Cardiology Working Group of the Romanian Society of Cardiology and Scottish Cardiac Society

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