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Should we measure FFR post-PCI?

26 Oct 2021

Discover the replay of this PCR Webinar on coronary physiology with B. De Bruyne, C. Collet, D. Collison and J. Escaned

Should we measure FFR post-PCI?

How to use invasive coronary physiology in ACS patients?

23 Sep 2021

Watch the replay of this webinar on coronary physiology with F. Alfonso, T. Engstrom, T. Keeble and R. Kharbanda

How to use invasive coronary physiology in ACS patients?

How to use Invasive Coronary Physiology to assess LM disease, pre-TAVI and pre-CABG interventions?

31 Aug 2021

Watch the replay of this webinar on coronary physiology with R. Al-Lamee, E. Barbato, B. De Bruyne and N. Gonzalo

How to use Invasive Coronary Physiology to assess LM disease, pre-TAVI and pre-CABG interventions?

Coronary physiology in a modern catheter laboratory

29 Jun 2021

Watch the replay of this webinar on coronary physiology with S. B. Baptista, N. P. Johnson, N. H.J. Pijls and G. G. Toth

Coronary physiology in a modern catheter laboratory

Radial versus femoral access in ACS patients undergoing complex PCI is associated with consistent bleeding benefit and no excess of risk

18 Jul 2022

In this paper, the authors investigated the comparative efficacy and safety of TRA versus TFA in ACS patients undergoing complex PCI in the Minimizing Adverse Haemorrhagic Events by TRansradial Access Site and Systemic Implementation of angioX (MATRIX)-Access trial1.

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Aaysha Cader

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Ali Nazmi Calik
Radial versus femoral access in ACS patients undergoing complex PCI is associated with consistent bleeding benefit and no excess of risk

A case of severe ischemic cardiomyopathy

01 Aug 2022

Find out more about how the authors managed a 53-year old male with ischemic cardiomyopathy, EF 25 %, and calcified 3-vessel disease ! 

Wijnand Den Dekker

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Wijnand Den Dekker
Mahmoud-Karim

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Karim Mahmoud
A case of severe ischemic cardiomyopathy

Prevention of radial artery occlusion of 3 hemostatic methods in transradial intervention for coronary angiography

01 Jun 2022

The main objective of the PROTHECT (Prevention of Radial artery Occlusion of Three HEmostatiC methods in Transradial intervention for coronary angiography) trial was to compare the efficacy of 3 nonocclusive haemostatic methods in preventing early RAO2.

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Aaysha Cader
Prevention of radial artery occlusion of 3 hemostatic methods in transradial intervention for coronary angiography

International hand function study following distal radial access: the RATATOUILLE study

31 May 2022

This trial aimed to evaluate hand function following distal radial approach coronary angiography or percutaneous coronary intervention, to assess longer term safety of the technique.

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Aaysha Cader
Saidur Rahman Khan

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Saidur Rahman Khan
International hand function study following distal radial access: the RATATOUILLE study

Late-breaking science overview - What did we learn @EuroPCR 2022?

20 May 2022 – From EuroPCR 2022

Watch this video to gain insight into late-breaking studies and trials presented during EuroPCR 2022:

  • Intravascular imaging vs. angiography-guided PCI in high bleeding risk patients
  • Trancatheter Aortic Valve Repair for aortic insufficiency using the Cusper device
  • Angiography-derived coronary microcirculatory assessment in INOCA patients
  • Blood pressure and MACE reductions after renal...
Late-breaking science overview - What did we learn @EuroPCR 2022?

Our patient with a highly calcified vessel

20 May 2022 – From EuroPCR 2022

This session deals with an 81-year-old female patient with hypertension, dyslipidemia, diabetes mellitus, previous PCI on LAD and LCx, and chronic coronary syndrome on max medical therapy: discuss this case while considering imaging guidance for calcified plaque and viewing step-by-step Rotablator, among others.

Our patient with a highly calcified vessel