CRT 2017 : CRT ACCESS - Session Two: Alternative Access for Large Bores

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Overview

CRT ACCESS - Session Two: Alternative Access for Large Bores

Featuring

  • Mark Wholey
  • Christian Shults
  • Zoltan Turi
  • Adam Greenbaum
  • Nelson Bernardo
  • Maurice Buchbinder
  • Marvin Eng
  • Nicolas van Mieghem

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Moment Components

Direct Carotid Artery Puncture - Mark Wholey
Subclavian and Axillary Artery Cannulation for Large Bore Access - Christian Shults
Transseptal Access - Zoltan Turi
Caval-Aortic Access - Adam Greenbaum
Large Bore Femoral Access: Pre-Closing with Prostar & 2 ProGlide - Nelson Bernardo
Expandable Sheath for Small Iliac Artery - Maurice Buchbinder
Special Access Considerations for Impella - Adam Greenbaum
Direct LV Puncture - Marvin Eng
Access Site Management Strategies, Including New Large-Hole Closure Devices - Nicolas van Mieghem

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