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Stable CAD (Coronary artery disease)

Find all the latest content on stable coronary artery disease (stable CAD) published on this website.

A complex and changing disease state requiring wide expertise, stable CAD can involve a diverse range of underlying chronic or evolutionary stages involving full use of all available tools, devices and techniques like those for invasive imaging and functional assessment. Taking into account underlying comorbidities such as diabetes is critical. Advances in imaging techniques, as well as the use of adjunctive pharmacotherapy, vascular access or invasive interventions such as bypass surgery, are important, as are understanding bleeding risks, all of which can be found here…

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Hot line on PCI: high bleeding risk and DAPT - part 1

26 Jun 2020 – From PCR e-Course 2020

Watch a series of Hot Lines on high bleeding risk and DAPT presented during the PCR e-Course 2020, followed by an analysis of the results and their impact on your practice: ARC-HBR, MODEL U-SES, Onyx ONE trials.

Hot line on PCI: high bleeding risk and DAPT

CT guidance for coronary interventions - PCR e-Course 2020 Hot lines

26 Jun 2020 – From PCR e-Course 2020

Watch a series of Hot Lines on CT-guidance for PCI presented during the PCR e-Course 2020, followed by an analysis of the results and their impact on your practice: CT-FFR CHINA, CAST-FFR, CT-QFR vs. myocardial perfusion imaging, CT-CTO trial, CCTA for optimal fluoroscopic coronary projections.

CT guidance for coronary interventions

Aspirin vs. P2Y12 monotherapy in Onyx-1

26 Jun 2020 – From PCR e-Course 2020

Watch this session if you want to review the highlights of the Onyx ONE Month DAPT Program and to listen to commentary on the SAPT late breaker sub-analysis comparing the safety and efficacy of administering aspirin vs. P2Y12 inhibitor.

Videos included on this page: the Hot Line...

Aspirin vs. P2Y12 monotherapy in Onyx-1

Abstracts on Stable CAD - PCR e-Course 2020

25 Jun 2020 – From PCR e-Course 2020

View a selection of abstracts from PCR e-Course 2020 on the topic of Stable CAD:

  • Safety and effectiveness of lithotripsy in calcified eccentric coronary lesions
  • Constant resistance ratio of a pressure microcatheter validated using iFR
  • Virtual stenting algorithm from FFR pullback: a proof of concept study
Abstracts on Stable CAD - PCR e-Course 2020

Case Based Learning for the Heart Team: coronary artery disease in TAVI patients

25 Jun 2020 – From PCR e-Course 2020

Watch this case discussion to understand the practical implications of coronary artery disease in TAVI patients, to recognise different situations where this interaction directly impacts on clinical outcomes and to appreciate how to apply this information in your daily clinical practice.

This session was originally presented during...

Case Based Learning for the Heart Team: coronary artery disease in TAVI patients

Hotlines and innovations on stable CAD - PCR e-Course 2020

25 Jun 2020 – From PCR e-Course 2020

View a selection of hot lines from PCR e-Course 2020 on the topic of stable CAD:

  • ANGIE trial
  • Prevention of AKI with sodium bicarbonate
  • AI-based plaque characterisation
Hotlines and innovations on stable CAD - PCR e-Course 2020

Last frontiers in treatment of high bleeding risk patients

Watch this session if you want to learn from experts the complexity of HBR patients, to discover newest data on DAPT in this population and to get a first-hand update on upcoming major development in DAPT for HBR patients.

Speaker: Davide Capodanno

This interview supported by Terumo was...

Last frontiers in treatment of high bleeding risk patients

FFR wires passé? Rethinking the physiological assessment of coronary artery disease

25 Jun 2020 – From PCR e-Course 2020

Watch this session if you want to identify hemodynamic relevance of intermediate coronary lesions with highest diagnostic accuracy to allow individualized therapy and to learn about the new technology of coronary angiography derived FFR & its clinical potential.

FFR wires passé? Rethinking the physiological assessment of coronary artery disease

How to treat ostial lesions with Szabo’s technique?

28 May 2020

Szabo’s technique, also known as “tail-wire” technique, is one of the few specific ostial intervention techniques that can be helpful to achieve precise coverage of the ostium without excessive protrusion into the aorta or the respective main vessel... Discover the tips and solutions proposed by Felix...

Felix Damas De Los Santos

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Felix Damas De Los Santos
Julio I. Farjat Pasos

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Julio I. Farjat Pasos
Marco A. Peña Cabral

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Marco A. Peña Cabral
Eduardo A. Arias Sánchez

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Eduardo Arias
My toolkit: How to treat ostial lesions with Szabo’s technique?

Angiography-based quantitative flow reserve in coronary vasospastic angina

03 Jun 2020

A 60-year-old woman with a history of cardiac arrest associated with MINOCA (myocardial infarction with no coronary artery disease) event in the territory of the left main artery, underwent coronary angiography for recurrent episodes of chest pain leading to 4 hospitalizations in the last 2 years...

Image in cardiology: QFR in vasospastic angina