PCR Seminars 2022
Once again in 2022, PCR Seminars traveled the globe to provide education and training to small groups of participants. Each of the 2-day sessions were tailored to cover a particular topic, and address all of the challenging issues in patient management. They were facilitated by experienced experts who use state-of-the-art tools to ensure maximum interactivity and relevance to daily practice.
Management of a patient with acute coronary syndrome
10 February 2022 – Cairo, Egypt
The first PCR Seminar of the year took place on 10 February, and a grand total of 332 participants gathered for it in Cairo. It was facilitated by the experienced interventional cardiologists Jean Fajadet, Bruno Farah, and Hazem Khamis.
Participants were able to gain a better understanding of the optimal management strategy for each patient presenting with complex CAD, and how to apply the optimal treatment strategy considering the individual’s clinical situation in light of local conditions and the best available evidence.
Recorded LIVE in-a-box and videos of complex cases were used for a step-by-step reasoning approach, and triggered debate and the lively exchange of different viewpoints.
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Management of a patient with left main disease
Management of a patient presenting with ACS
18-19 February 2022 – Riyadh, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia
With an unrestricted educational grant from Abbott
This highly-interactive 2-day PCR Seminar was tailored for the benefit of interventional cardiologists aiming at
undertaking complex procedures in their daily practice. It was attended by around 70 participants, and facilitated by the seasoned interventional cardiologists Faisal Al Qoofi, Mohammed Al Otaiby and Jean Fajadet.
The first day was dedicated to interventions in patients with left main disease: the current knowledge and optimal management strategy for bifurcation lesions with or without a LM bifurcation. On the second day, participants were provided with an update on developments for the treatment of ACS, including STEMI and NSTEMI. A variety of cases and culprit/non-culprit lesions were discussed, helping to fully understand the best clinical strategy.
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Management of left main disease and bifurcation techniques
23-24 February 2022 - Dubai, UAE
With an unrestricted educational grant from Medtronic
Around 50 participants gathered in Dubai to participate in a 2-day PCR Seminar on the management of LM and bifurcation techniques. It was facilitated by the highly experienced interventional cardiologists Flavio Ribichini (of the University of Verona, Italy) and Goran Stankovic (of the University Clinical Center of Serbia – Belgrade).
The participants were able to obtain a better understanding of the current knowledge and the optimal management strategy for each patient presenting with a bifurcation lesion, including or not a left main bifurcation. They also learnt how to apply the optimal treatment considering the individual’s clinical situation, in light of local conditions and the best available evidence.
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PCR Seminar NAPS
25 November 2022 - Cairo, Egypt
Look back at the Seminar held in Cairo, led by distinguished facilitators Hazem Khamis, Karen Wilson, and Lynne Hinterbuchner. This dedicated event catered to nurses and allied professionals, equipping them with specialized knowledge and expertise. The immersive atmosphere fostered collaboration and idea exchange among the 200 participants, while the presentation of local case studies provided valuable insights that attendees particularly appreciated.
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PCR Seminar Peripheral Interventions
26 November 2022 – Cairo, Egypt
This much-appreciated Seminar helped 200 participants enhance their knowledge and skills through a rich Programme that included local case studies, providing valuable insights into peripheral interventions in a regional context. Under the guidance of facilitators Hazem Khamis, Antoine Sauguet, and Benjamin Honton, the Seminar also facilitated exchange and collaboration among attendees.
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If you are an Industry Partner interested in supporting the organisation of a PCR Seminar on the topic of your choice and in any part of the globe, please contact the PCR team: