James Nolan
Latest contributions
Left main coronary interventions from basics to stenting techniques
15 May 2024 – From EuroPCR 2024
ABCs on how to decrease radiation exposure
17 May 2023 – From EuroPCR 2023
Madji Saada, James Nolan and Ariel Roguin describe radiation in the cathlab before setting out the basic rules to follow to be protected against it.
The cathlab is potentially the most irradiating environment in which a healthcare professional can work and, over a long period, it can...
Radiation and our professions
18 May 2023 – From EuroPCR 2023
How to continue to work in healthy manner? Gain knowledge about the potential risks involved and learn best practices for mitigating them. Topics covered include radiation safety measures, radiation exposure during pregnancy, effective methods to decrease radiation exposure, innovative approaches to radiation protection, and the potential...
Left main and STEMI are not easy
17 May 2023 – From EuroPCR 2023
The management of left main myocardial infarction and ST-segment elevation myocardial infarction (STEMI) can be very challenging and requires careful consideration. Explore a series of difficult situations experienced by your peers and see how they overcame them.
Transradial approach for complex PCI in high bleeding risk (HBR) patient
29 Aug 2019
View the replay of this webinar on transradial approach for complex PCI in high bleeding risk (HBR) patient, with J. Fajadet, B. Farah and J. Nolan.
Trouble on the way: radial artery challenges
23 May 2019 – From EuroPCR 2019
Consult this session to discover compelling clinical cases regarding radial artery challenges, such as the percutaneous retrieval of a kinked catheter in the right subclavian artery, proximal and distal compression for treatment of radial artery pseudo-aneurysm, and more!
Complex PCI in calcified arteries and more...
22 May 2019 – From EuroPCR 2019
Consult this session on complex PCI in calcified arteries to discover various compelling clinical cases, such as a stent avulsion in a calcified artery in AMI, a recurrent NSTEMI caused by spontaneous multivessel coronary intramural haematoma, and more!
