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Out-of-the-box TAVI: when anatomy pushes innovation
12 Sep 2025 – From PCR Rio Valves 2025
Witness innovative TAVI applications pushing procedural boundaries in challenging anatomical scenarios. This session reviews cases including bicuspid valves with septal aneurysm, non-calcific aortic regurgitation with complex aortas, decades-old valve treatments, and novel access strategies in severe peripheral artery disease.
IVUS or OCT? Choosing the right imaging for the right lesion - A case-based debate
10 Oct 2025 – From AICT-AsiaPCR 2025
This case-based debate examines the complementary roles of IVUS and OCT imaging modalities in precision PCI. It highlights lesion-specific factors guiding modality choice, including left main disease, bifurcations, calcified plaques, and acute coronary syndromes, supported by real-world clinical cases demonstrating imaging-based decision-making.
Transseptal puncture workshop
30 Sep 2025 – From PCR Gulf Valves 2025
This workshop provides an in-depth understanding of transseptal puncture, focusing on interatrial septum anatomy, echocardiographic guidance, and complication avoidance. It is designed to enhance procedural safety and efficacy for interventional cardiologists performing transseptal access.
Intervening in aortic regurgitation: are we finally there?
30 Sep 2025 – From PCR Gulf Valves 2025
Explore the evolving landscape of transcatheter treatment for aortic regurgitation in this informative session. Understand the anatomical and clinical criteria essential for selecting candidates for transcatheter therapy, review the latest device options supported by real-world and investigational data, and learn to navigate procedural challenges with advanced...
MASTER-DAPT: “the MASTER of high-bleeding risk trials”
28 Aug 2021
Marco Valgimigli (Lugano, Switzerland) presented the results of the MASTER DAPT trial on Saturday, August 28, in a Hot Line session of the ESC Congress 2021. Luis G. Ortega-Paz provides his PICOT & SWOT analysis of this study.
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