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Novel Hertz Contact intravascular lithotripsy: calcium fragmentation with zero trade-offs
27 Feb 2026 – From Euro4C Annual Meeting
This session introduces the novel Hertz Contact intravascular lithotripsy system, designed for effective calcium fragmentation without trade-offs. It covers lesion types amenable to treatment, system mechanism, optimization tips, and discusses real-world cases along with supporting clinical trial evidence.
Welcome to the Euro4C Annual Meeting 2026
27 Feb 2026 – From Euro4C Annual Meeting 2026
This introductory session sets the stage for a comprehensive exploration of interventional cardiology topics, providing attendees with an overview and framework for the upcoming educational content.
Algorithm approach for severe calcified lesion, what is new?
27 Feb 2026 – From Euro4C Annual Meeting 2026
This session presents the latest algorithmic approaches for managing severe calcified lesions. Attendees will learn to recognize plaque morphologies using intravascular imaging, evaluate the capabilities of current imaging technologies, and understand updated guideline recommendations for optimal treatment strategies.
Advanced techniques in specific clinical and anatomical settings
27 Feb 2026 – From Euro4C Annual Meeting 2026
This session addresses advanced interventional techniques tailored to complex clinical and anatomical scenarios. It emphasizes risk assessment in complex patients, strategic procedural planning for high-risk and calcified lesions, and indications for mechanical support use to improve outcomes in challenging PCI cases.
Imaging-guided intravascular lithotripsy for calcified lesions - LIVE case
27 Feb 2026 – From Euro4C Annual Meeting 2026
This live educational case from St. Francis Hospital and Heart Center demonstrates imaging-guided intravascular lithotripsy for calcified lesions. It covers lesion selection criteria, preparation and delivery of lithotripsy catheters, and reviews recent clinical evidence to guide best practices.
LIVE Educational Case from St. Francis Hospital & Heart...
Distal radial access
03 Feb 2026
Distal radial access has rapidly evolved from an alternative technique to a valuable strategy for preserving radial patency while improving patient comfort and access-site safety.
This My Toolkit article provides a practical, problem-solving approach to understanding distal radial anatomy, overcoming technical challenges, and integrating ultrasound guidance to...
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Calcified lesions - LIVE Case
30 Jan 2026 – From SASCI-AfricaPCR
Watch this session if you want to understand the challenges and risks when treating calcified lesions, to learn how to accurately assess coronary calcification, to learn how to utilise the tools available for treating calcified lesions.
LIVE Case from Groote Schuur Hospital Cape Town
Complex coronary complications
11 Dec 2025 – From GulfPCR-GIM 2025
This session addresses complex coronary complications through a series of challenging cases including dextrocardia with acute STEMI, fragile coronary anatomy risks, left main complications, and stent-related issues. It provides critical insights into recognizing and managing unexpected procedural challenges to improve patient safety.
Imaging to the rescue
11 Dec 2025 – From GulfPCR-GIM 2025
This session highlighted the pivotal role of advanced intracoronary imaging techniques, particularly OCT, in complex case management such as in-stent restenosis and thrombus evaluation. Through real-world cases, it demonstrated how imaging complements physiology to guide therapeutic decisions, including the use of drug-coated balloons beyond native coronary...
Coronary Pot Pourri - 2
11 Dec 2025 – From GulfPCR-GIM 2025
This session presents a diverse range of complex coronary interventions, highlighting advanced techniques and strategies. Topics include the use of ECMO support for high-risk PCI and TAVI in cardiogenic shock, innovative approaches in left main interventions, challenging stent optimisation, and management of patients with combined severe...
