How to deal with left main culprit in NSTEMI

With the collaboration of the Association of Interventional Cardiologists and Endovascular Surgeons of Uzbekistan and Ukrainian Association of Interventional Cardiology and Working Group on Interventional Cardiology of the Hungarian Society of Cardiology

Anchorpersons: M. Sokolov, D. Aradi, M. M. Zufarov

Discussants: S. Chaichuk, Z. Piroth, N. Makhkamov

Summary

This session offers a cross-geographic exchange on managing left main culprit lesions in NSTEMI patients. Learn different interventional approaches, risk evaluation for periprocedural complications, and diverse PCI management strategies tailored to this complex subgroup.

Learning Objectives

To learn and understand different approaches and techniques through a “cross-geographic” exchange in NSTEMI patients
To understand the prompt recognition and evaluate possible risks of potential periprocedural complications during PCI in NSTEMI patients
To discuss various management strategies for PCI on left main in NSTEMI patients

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Case 3 - How to deal with left main culprit in NSTEMI
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How to deal with left main culprit in NSTEMI

With the collaboration of the Association of Interventional Cardiologists and Endovascular Surgeons of Uzbekistan and Ukrainian Association of Interventional Cardiology and Working Group on Interventional Cardiology of the Hungarian Society of Cardiology

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