CRT 2017 : MITRACLIP WORKSHOP - Setting The Stage - Part II

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MITRACLIP WORKSHOP - Setting The Stage - Part II

Featuring

  • Ted Feldman
  • Wang Zuyue
  • Carlos Ruiz
  • Vivek Rajagopal
  • Scott Lim
  • Michael Rinaldi
  • Brij Maini
  • Samir Kapadia
  • Zoltan Turi
  • Itsik Ben-dor

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Moment Components

Which Patients Should Be Targeted for MitraClip Procedures? - Ted Feldman
Echo-Imaging Criteria for MitraClip Procedures - Wang Zuyue
CTA Imaging of the Mitral Valve: What Is Needed for Today's Interventions - Carlos Ruiz
Evaluating and Avoiding Mitral Stenosis Post-Clip - Vivek Rajagopal
Treatment of Post-Surgical MR with MitraClip - Scott Lim
How Much Is Too Much Gradient in MitraClip Repair? - Michael Rinaldi
Recorded Case - Brij Maini
When to Use More Than One Clip and When to Stop - Samir Kapadia
Transseptal Tips for MitraClip Implantation: How to Ensure Success and Safety - Zoltan Turi
Management of MitraClip Single Leaflet Detachment - Michael Rinaldi
Management of MitraClip Single Leaflet Detachment - Michael Rinaldi
Unusual Mitral Clip Complication - Itsik Ben-dor

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