Review of Common and Uncommon CTO Complications - Barry Rutherford, MD

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Review of Common and Uncommon CTO Complications presented by Barry Rutherford, MD at CRT 2016

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Target Audience

  • Interventional Cardiologists
  • Interventional Fellows

Session Name: Module VI: Problem Solving

Track: Coronary

Learning Objectives

  • Update in advances in CTO

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Overview
IVUS-guided CTO - John Hodgson, MD, FSCAI
Problem-solving #1: What to do When the Wire is Across the Cap, but the Device Won’t Follow - Robert Gallino, MD
Problem-solving #2: How to Manage the Impenetrable Proximal Cap - Masahisa Yamane, MD
Problem-solving #3: How to Get Out of a Side Branch for Antegrade Dissection and Re-entry - William Lombardi, MD, FSCAI
Review of Common and Uncommon CTO Complications - Barry Rutherford, MD
Problem-solving #5: How to Perform Antegrade Dissection and Re-entry if Guide Wire Won’t Re-enter or Can’t Deliver Balloon - Masahisa Yamane, MD
Problem-solving #7: How to Manage the Impenetrable Cap Retrograde - Khaldoon Alaswad, MD, FSCAI
Problem-solving #8: How to Manage a Case When You Can’t Externalize Retrograde - Dimitri Karmpaliotis, MD, PhD, FSCAI
Problem-solving #9: How to Manage Proximal Cap Ambiguity Without Going Retrograde - Masahisa Yamane, MD
CTO via Radial: Interesting Case - Sa’ar Minha, MD
Initial US Clinical Experience with Novel Anchoring Technology - Charles Davidson, MD, FSCAI
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