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19 May 2026

Other coronary interventions ComplicationsImaging – Coronary

Contemporary workflow for class IA PCI

Sponsored by Philips

Anchorperson: M. Götberg
Spokesperson: L. Koltowski
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Summary

This EuroPCR 2026 session presents a contemporary workflow for Class IA PCI, focusing on how coronary physiology can be used to better understand disease patterns and guide procedural strategy in complex interventions.

It explores the role of physiological assessment in refining decision-making, alongside new co- and tri-registration imaging technologies that enhance the integration of anatomical and functional information during PCI.

Real-world case examples are used throughout to illustrate practical challenges in complex procedures, including troubleshooting common pitfalls and identifying strategies that improve consistency and procedural success.

The session brings together physiology, advanced imaging and clinical experience to support a more structured and reproducible approach to complex PCI.

Learning Objectives

  • To learn how to utilise coronary physiology to understand coronary disease patterns and optimise your procedural strategy
  • To explore new co/tri-registration and imaging technology and add value to your procedures
  • To gain practical insight from real-world case experiences that highlight decision making, troubleshooting and best practice patterns
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