3858 results for «2391»
3858 results
APSIC Fellowship ceremony
13 Dec 2020 – From AICT-AsiaPCR 2020
Discover the names of the new members of the APSIC Fellowship who showed excellence in the field of interventional cardiology and will continue to promote expertise, training, research, education, exchange, interaction across the Asia Pacific region.
This session was originally presented during AICT-AsiaPCR 2020.
Aortic anatomy and pathology basis for the structural interventional team
24 Nov 2020 – From PCR Valves e-Course 2020
Watch this session if you want to understand the anatomical similarities and differences between the bicuspid and tricuspid valve, and to appreciate the anatomy of the right ventricle and landmarks for procedural planning.
This session was originally presented during PCR Valves e-Course 2020.
Tricuspid anatomy and pathology basis for the structural interventional team
23 Nov 2020 – From PCR Valves e-Course 2020
Watch this session if you want to understand the anatomical similarities and differences between the mitral and tricuspid valve, and to appreciate the anatomy of the right ventricle and landmarks for procedural planning.
This session was originally presented during PCR Valves e-Course 2020.
Mitral anatomy and pathology basis for the structural interventional team
22 Nov 2020 – From PCR Valves e-Course 2020
Watch this session if you want to learn the precise anatomical details required for transseptal puncture and to understand the anatomical landmarks for transcatheter mitral valve interventions.
This session was originally presented during PCR Valves e-Course 2020.
Key learnings from PCR e-Valves Course 2020
24 Nov 2020 – From PCR Valves e-Course 2020
Watch these short videos to get the highlights of PCR Valves e-Course 2020 in a nutshell!
TAVI Sunday: Bicuspid as a burning issue (sizing), imaging (echo vs CT scans), TAVI versus SAVR, Hot Lines, and more
Mitral Monday: Distingusing between primary and secondary MR, anatomy in MR and...
Approach to calcified coronary lesions in a complex patient
12 Dec 2020 – From GulfPCR-GIM 2020
Watch this session if you want to recognise the need for plaque modification in calcified coronary lesions to enable optimal stent deployment, to discuss the different plaque modification strategies available and to see the step-wise approach to calcified lesions with a simplified algorithm.
This session was originally...
CAD management in TAVI patients
12 Dec 2020 – From GulfPCR-GIM 2020
Watch this session if you want to reflect on optimal management of CAD in TAVI candidates, to discuss tips and tricks to improve future coronary access during TAVI procedure and to review how to optimise management of CAD in post-TAVI patients.
This session was originally presented during...
The year in review in Interventional Cardiology: clinical trials and relevant literature published in 2020
12 Dec 2020 – From GulfPCR-GIM 2020
Watch this session if you want to reflect on key learnings for clinical practice from selected trials published in 2020, to get a rapid overview of the most relevant literature of the year in the fields of coronary, valvular and peripheral interventions and to see examples...
Evidence counts: latest data from Onyx one-month DAPT programme and renal denervation
12 Dec 2020 – From GulfPCR-GIM 2020
In this session you will get an overview of the subanalysis of Onyx One-month DAPT program which evaluated highly complex high-bleeding risk patients on one-month DAPT, followed by the latest evidence on renal denervation for the treatment of hypertension.
Robotic PCI and advancements in smart procedural automation
12 Dec 2020 – From GulfPCR-GIM 2020
A. Nooryani talks with J. Fajadet about the beginnings of robotic procedures in interventional cardiology in the United Arab Emirates and shares his experience using this new technology, demonstrating with cases.
Latest evidence on cardiogenic shock management
13 Dec 2020 – From AICT-AsiaPCR 2020
Find out more about the latest evidence on the management of cardiogenic shock followed by key messages to improve the outcome of very sick cardiogenic shock patients.
The future of hypertension management: another treatment option
13 Dec 2020 – From AICT-AsiaPCR 2020
Join A. Fong and Y-H. Lee as they share their experience on the management of hypertension and the latest information on renal denervation.
Challenging TAVI cases
18 May 2021 – From EuroPCR 2021
In this session, look at TAVR complications, study how to find a way to deliver an aortic valve prosthesis, and think about how to treat a failing tissue AVR in a fit 60 year-old doctor.
Dealing with shock
18 May 2021 – From EuroPCR 2021
Find out more about left main shock syndrome, always an unpredictable situation, and study the case of a STEMI patient with cardiogenic shock.
Challenging heart failure and mitral regurgitation cases
18 May 2021 – From EuroPCR 2021
In this session, analyze the cases of a young patient with multivessel coronary disease and severe heart failure, and a patient with heart failure, prior rigid mitral ring replacement, and severe mitral regurgitation.
Mitral valve challenges
18 May 2021 – From EuroPCR 2021
Watch this session to find out more about flail bioprosthetic mitral valve treatment, acute prosthetic mitral valve regurgitation, severe structural and non-structural mitral bioprosthesis degeneration, and severe left ventricular outflow tract obstruction after transcatheter mitral valve replacement
Uncrossable lesions
18 May 2021 – From EuroPCR 2021
Thanks to this session, get to know how to treat an uncrossable lesion, and especially in patients with inferior STEMI.
Surgery or PCI?
18 May 2021 – From EuroPCR 2021
In this session, discover a case when the surgeon ́s ambitions are higher than his courage.
Which way to choose?
18 May 2021 – From EuroPCR 2021
Watch this video to check whether you would have opted for the same vessel and the same strategy when facing this NSTEMI case.
Emergency cases in the cathlab: there is not just ACS and PCI
18 May 2021 – From EuroPCR 2021
Look at this video presenting a patient with massive bilateral central pulmonary embolism: how would you treat?
