Role of imaging in ACS: from non-invasive to invasive investigations

Anchorperson: S. Brugaletta

Spokesperson: G. Guagliumi

Summary

Explore the critical role of imaging in acute coronary syndrome (ACS) from non-invasive coronary CT angiography to invasive intracoronary imaging modalities. This session covers detection of culprit lesions, diagnostic strategies, and PCI optimization through real-world case examples.

Learning Objectives

To understand the role of coronary CT angiography in the ACS diagnostics
To learn how to implement intravascular imaging in identifying culprit lesion
To discuss the added value of intracoronary imaging in PCI optimisation during ACS

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Welcome and session objectives
Case 1 - Coronary CT angiography in ACS - Part 1
Case 1 - Coronary CT angiography in ACS - Part 2
Case 2 - OCT to identify culprit lesion - Part 1
Case 2 - OCT to identify culprit lesion - Part 2
Case 2 - OCT to identify culprit lesion - Part 3

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Role of imaging in ACS: from non-invasive to invasive investigations

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