Stable CAD and multivessel disease

With the collaboration of the Kazakhstan Society of Interventional Cardiologists and SASCI - South African Society of Cardiovascular Intervention and Swiss Working Group of Interventional Cardiology

Anchorpersons: S. Khan, O. Sakhov, O. Gaemperli
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Summary

This session delves into the management of stable coronary artery disease (CAD) with multivessel involvement. Learn how clinical and procedural factors influence revascularisation strategies, debate the merits of complete revascularisation, and explore decision-making processes between anatomical and functional approaches through illustrative cases and expert analysis.

Learning Objectives

  • To understand what clinical and procedural factors influence revascularisation strategies in patients with stable angina and multivessel disease
  • To know if complete revascularisation should be the management objective in the majority of patients
  • To discuss the preferred method in the decision-making process on revascularisation – Should it be anatomic complete revascularisation or functional complete revascularisation?

Presentations available when logged in:

  • Welcome and session objectives
  • Case 1 - Revascularisation dilemma in high-risk patient with stable coronary artery disease and severe chronic kidney disease
  • How would I treat case 1?
  • Case 1 treatment
  • Key learnings Case 1
  • Case 2 - Calcified multivessel disease causing severe angina in an elderly man
  • How would I treat case 2?
  • Case 2 treatment
  • Case 3 - Short, long, short. Three “easy lesions” in a diabetic patient
  • How would I treat case 3?
  • Case 3 treatment
  • Session evaluation and key learnings