Left main PCI – why use IVUS and how do we use the data provided?

↳ This is a section part of Moment: Simple Education: Advances in Intravascular Imaging, March 2017

Add this Moment to your Passport

Learn from this moment and keep it forever.
No longer available for purchase

Preview

Summary

Dr Gonzalo gives a comprehensive session on left main stem PCI, with a focus on the role of intracoronary imaging


  • Guideline recommendations on IVUS-udse for LMS evaluation and intervention
  • Pre-PCI LMS evaluation: determining significance and planning procedure
  • Correlation between physiology and anatomy (i.e. what MLA on IVUS corresponds to a positive physiology with FFR)
  • PCI strategy: one stent versus two-stents, stent diameter and length
  • PCI result: expansion, apposition, edge dissections
  • Detection and treatment of complications

Add this Moment to your Passport

Learn from this moment and keep it forever.
No longer available for purchase

Target Audience

Learning Objectives

We know that sometimes IVUS appears difficult to understand and look forward to making things Simple for you.

Including:

  • International faculty
  • Hands on experience (break-out sessions:
    • Assembling the kit
    • Making Measurements (iPad/computer)
    • Case practice with instructor support
  • Latest clinical evidence
  • Structured case-based lectures on identification of thrombus, dissection, malapposition and more
  • Live case demonstrations using IVUS co-registration

Other Components in this Moment

Overview
What is IVUS? What evidence is there for clinical benefit?
Case examples to explain the evidence – ST/LMS/ISR/FMJ
Live case transmission from Madrid - Prof Javier Escaned
Left main PCI – why use IVUS and how do we use the data provided?
How to optimize stent implantation using IVUS – three examples of tailoring IVUS results to the vessel
How calcification affects PCI and how IVUS can help us
Does a better technical result from IVUS-guided PCI mean value for money?
Stent failures 1 – Identifying causes of restenosis
Intravascular Imaging: a Glacovian appraisal of the ABSORB II trial
Stent failures 2 – Identifying causes of stent thrombosis
IVUS has a unique role in CTO and we must learn these skills - Prof Carlo Di Mario
Co-registration of IVUS and angiography - Syncvision - Dr Andrew Sharp
The practical aspects of running an IVUS programme – training, equipment and procedure volumes
Comparing IVUS and OCT – competitors, or complementary?
The future of intravascular imaging
Loading Simple Education