Other coronary interventions

Watch this session if you want to understand how intravascular lithotripsy works through real-world cases, to hear from global leading physicians about where intravascular lithotripsy fits into their clinical practice and to hear about some of the most prominent cases of coronary intravascular lithotripsy.

Watch this Investigator Interview if you want to understand the challenges of treating eccentric calcium, to learn about the initial IVL clinical experience in eccentric calcium and to realise best practices when treating eccentric calcium with IVL

Speaker: Holger Nef

This interview supported by Shockwave Medical was filmed at...

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...

An 83-year-old male admitted for heart failure and chest pain, needs to undergo TA-TAVI because of severe PAD and has concomitant CAD with critical calcified lesion of the ULM-LAD...

View this case of an 81-year-old man with severely calcified critical stenosis at ostial-prox RCA...

View this case of a 79-year-old woman complaining of atypical chest pain for 3 months, with diabetes and end-stage chronic kidney disease. Coronary CT revealed diffuse calcifications BUT critical coronary artery stenosis was excluded...

View this case of a 57-year-old woman, with a negative cardiovascular history, but who is a heavy smoker (40xday >20 years) and hypertensive, and who suffered typical chest pain at rest. She arrived at the Emergency Room of a peripheral hospital without a cathlab facility. Her...

74-year-old man with chest pain and a positive stress test with calcified coronary lesions. Nice example of calcium modification after rota burr in Optical Coherence Tomography.

Consult this session dedicated to the Diamondback 360 coronary orbital atherectomy system to learn more about how this tool optimise the outcomes for coronary lesion preparation, how orbital atherectomy may fit into your daily practice, and what is the "must have" tool box for calcified coronary lesions.

View this case of a 79-year-old male with a diagnosis of hepatocarcinoma and severe AVS, mild mitral regurgitation and AF under oral anticoagulation who was admitted for TAVI…