Dive into a captivating session that explores complex anatomical features in interventional cardiology. Discover dynamic improvements in tricuspid valve coaptation and regurgitation post-TAVI, the overlooked threat of aortic stenosis hidden by mitral stenosis, marked improvement in left ventricular function after simultaneous TAVI and M-TEER, recognition of...

Delve into this captivating session that explores challenging TAVI procedures. Witness the management of a patient with pure aortic regurgitation and previous mitral valve replacement, an extremely challenging transfemoral TAVI, the management of bradycardia before TAVI in a patient with MVR and TVR, a case of...

Delve into the second part of the TAV-in-SAV session, where you'll discover the reproducible BASILICA technique using an enface view, chimney stenting during TAV-in-SAV in a high coronary occlusion risk patient, urgent zero contrast TAV-in-SAV, a tale of a complication where you shouldn't BASILICA the new...

At TCT 2019 in San Francisco - USA, Gregg W. Stone presented the results of the EXCEL trial. Read the summary and analysis provided by Luis Ortega-Paz.

Michele Pighi provides his take on this trial which aimed to compare the safety and efficacy of VIV-TAVI with or without bioprosthetic valve fracture. It was presented by Santiago Garcia during the TCT Congress 2022.

EuroPCR, the annual world-leading Course in interventional cardiovascular medicine, has been taking place for over 30 years. It is tailored for all those dedicated to the sharing of knowledge and skills, and improvement of patient care worldwide: interventional cardiologists, cardiac surgeons, imaging specialists, radiologists, nurses, allied...

Complex percutaneous coronary intervention (PCI) procedures are dramatically increasing in daily practice. Calcified coronary artery lesions and hostile cardiac anatomy may increase the risk of device dislodgment and/or malposition. In such situations, the use of a snare catheter is pivotal to retrieve and/or reposition the device.

Mirvat Alasnag provides her take on the CLEAR SYNERGY trial presented by Sanjit S Jolly at AHA 2024 in Chicago.

Transcatheter structural procedures are dramatically increasing in daily practice. Approaching hostile cardiac anatomy may increase the risk of device dislodgment and/or malposition. In such situations, the use of a snare catheter is pivotal to enhance device trackability.