PCR Seminars 2025: education brought to your doorstep!
Best practices in Interventional cardiology
4-6 July 2025 – Delhi, India
PCR Seminar India supported by Centrix
This PCR Seminar in Delhi, India, brought together 483 participants to discuss about best practices in interventional cardiology. PCR facilitators Salvatore Brugaletta and Dejan Milasinovic were joined by local experts Ashok Seth and Sengottuvelu Gunasekaran for a high-level educational exchange.
Participants were immersed in a substantive and highly educational programme designed to enhance their management of left main disease. Key areas of focus included the role of imaging, the selection of appropriate devices and strategies for treating calcified lesions, and best practices in the context of acute coronary syndrome. The main topics centred on left main and calcified lesions, with acute MI as a key sub-topic. A step-by-step reasoning approach and interactive case discussions encouraged active participation and a fruitful exchange of clinical perspectives.
The training format, combining clear explanations with interactive learning methods, was widely praised by participants. The dynamic interaction with expert facilitators fostered a highly engaging environment, allowing attendees to deepen their understanding and refine their clinical strategies—an exceptional opportunity to strengthen their daily interventional practice!
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Management of a patient with a left main stenosis
21 February 2025 – Almaty, Kazakhstan
With an educational grant from Raymed
This PCR Seminar on left main stenosis gathered a considerable 250 participants in the largest city of Kazakhstan. PCR facilitators Martine Gilard (France) and Marko Noc (Slovenia) were joined by seven experienced regional facilitators from Azerbaijan, Kazakhstan and Russia.
The dense and educational programme covered the essentials of left main, culotte technique, DK-crush and left main in ACS, as well as sharing memorable bifurcation cases from local practitioners. Throughout, a step-by-step reasoning approach and interactive case discussions were used to foster debate and encourage the fruitful exchange of views among participants and facilitators - with the added advantage of simultaneous translation.
Those who took part fully appreciated this exceptional opportunity to gain a better understanding of the particularity of a bifurcation including the LM, how to define the best management including imaging, and how to apply optimal treatment considering each individual’s clinical situation.
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