Calcified lesions: when one dedicated device is not enough

Session comprising selected EuroPCR 2026 clinical cases submissions

Moderators: P. Chandra, M. Godin

Speakers: S. Masuda, S. Alonge, D. K. Baruah, J. Kolanthaivelu, G. Pompei, M. Fares

Summary

This session highlights the need for multiple dedicated devices in the treatment of calcified coronary lesions. It discusses combined orbital and rotational atherectomy techniques, debulking in complex high-risk patients, and the integration of atherectomy with intravascular lithotripsy systems. Emphasis is placed on physiology and imaging-guided approaches to optimize calcium modification in complex PCI.

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Combined orbital and rotational atherectomy in an anomalous right coronary artery
A complex rotashock debulking in a CHIP patient
Atherectomy to treat difficult coronary calcification
Calcium modification in complex PCI using the atherectomy and hertz contact IVL system
Physiology/imaging-guided calcium modification using combined Rota-Shock

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Calcified lesions: when one dedicated device is not enough

Session comprising selected EuroPCR 2026 clinical cases submissions

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