Practical Insights for Adding Hemodynamic Support Into Your Critical Care Path: The Detroit Cardiogenic Shock Initiative (CSI) Experience - Ted Schreiber

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Practical Insights for Adding Hemodynamic Support Into Your Critical Care Path: The Detroit Cardiogenic Shock Initiative (CSI) Experience - Ted Schreiber at CRT 2017.

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Target Audience

Cardiologists
Interventional Cardiologists
Interventional Fellows
Interventional Radiologists
Vascular Surgeons
Emergency Physicians
Physicians with an interest in Cardiovascular Innovations

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Overview

Complete Revascularization Versus Staged Procedures - John M. Lasala

CTO Supported PCI - Tony DeMartini

MVD with Moderately Reduced EF - Elias Haddad

Axillary Insertion of Impella - Raj Tayal

Alternate Access - Adam Greenbaum

Heart Team Approach; Protocols and Algorithms; and Outreach Programs - Perwaiz Meraj

Management of Shock - What is Happening "Under the Hood" When Treating Patients With Pressors, IABP, Impella and ECMO - Daniel Burkhoff

Choosing MCS Options in AMI Cardiogenic Shock: Rationale for Impella First - Navin Kapur

Door-To-Unloading: A New Quality Metric - Navin Kapur

Practical Insights for Adding Hemodynamic Support Into Your Critical Care Path: The Detroit Cardiogenic Shock Initiative (CSI) Experience - Ted Schreiber

Should Every MCS Patient Have a RHC? - Daniel Burkhoff

Percutaneous Support Prior to PCI (A Case From Detroit CSI) - Ted Schreiber

Right and Left Ventricular Support - Lynn Morris

Closing Remarks - Seth Bilazarian