Planning and guidance of complex percutaneous coronary interventions

Welcome to the Planning and Guidance of Complex Percutaneous Coronary Interventions.

The course is largely based on live learning from live and recorder cases from Hospital Clinico San Carlos, Madrid, Spain to showcase the planning of PCI procedures and, subsequently, the use of diagnostic and therapeutic tools during the intervention.

We hope you find the course informative and stimulating, leaving you prepared to implement the latest contemporary intracoronary guidance techniques in your catheter laboratory. 


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PROVISIONAL COURSE AGENDA (programme and speakers are subject to change)

Monday 12th April 2021 (CET - Madrid time)

09.00-09.05

Welcome and introductions
Javier Escaned, Justin Davies


09.05-10.00
Is the complexity of patients undergoing PCI shifting?
Discussants: Javier Escaned, Justin Davies, Kambis Mayhasekhi, Ashok Seth 


10.00-11.30
Decision-making and problem solving in complex PCI: interactive case-based learning #1
Based on a recorded case from Hospital Clinico San Carlos, Madrid  
Case presenter: Nieves Gonzalo
Discussants: Javier Escaned, Ahmed Khashaba, Simon Walsh     
Questions / comments from attendees: Justin Davies



Evolving approaches to guidance in complex PCI
11.30-11.45
Trends in the use of physiology in planning and guiding complex PCI
Sukhjinder Nijjer


11.45-12.00
Contemporary use of imaging for planning and guidance of PCI procedures
Jacek Legutko


12.00-12.15
Functional imaging for planning and predicting PCI results
Joo Myung Lee 


12.15-12.45
Open discussion and questions from attendees


12.45-15.00
Break



Complex anatomical subsets (I)
15.00-15.15
Imaging techniques in CTO revascularisation
Roberto Garbo


15.15-15.30
Contemporary aspects of planning and performing PCI in heavily calcified vessels
Nieves Gonzalo


15.30-17.00Can PCI be improved to treat angina in stable patients?
Chairmen: Javier Escaned, Habib Samady
Introduction: Habib Samady 
Why PCI is currently a suboptimal treatment for angina? Javier Escaned 
Residual obstructive disease: Justin Davies 
Non-obstructive causes: Hernán Mejía-Rentería
Management of non-revascularizable obstructive disease using coronary sinus narrowing: Ranil de Silva 
Interactive discussion
Wrap-up


17.00-17.15
Summary of day 1


17:15Close of play



Tuesday 13th April 2021

09.30-09.35
Introduction
Javier Escaned, Justin Davies


09.35-10.30Two-stent techniques in bifurcation stenosis PCI: setting the indication and planning the procedure
Discussants: Goran Stankovic, Shao Liang Chen, Takayuki Warisawa, Javier Escaned 


10.30-11.30
Decision-making and problem solving in complex PCI: interactive case-based learning
Based on a recorded from Hospital Clínico San Carlos, Madrid
Case presenter: Angela McInnerney
Discussants: Nicola Ryan, Javier Escaned, Carlos Cafri
Questions / comments from attendees: Justin Davies



Complex anatomical subsets (II)
11.30-11.45Left main revascularisation and its relation to SYNTAX score
Evan Shlofmitz


11.45-12.00Secondary revascularisation after failed PCI or CABG
Pablo Salinas


12.00-13.30Live case transmission from Hospital Clinico San Carlos, Madrid  
Operators: Javier Escaned, Nieves Gonzalo
Panelists: Justin Davies, Breda Hennesey, Richard Shlofmitz, Tommaso Gori


13.30-15.00Break


15.00-16.20Ultra-low contrast PCI
Chairmen: Javier Escaned, Ziad Ali
A change in mindset:Javier Escaned
Intracoronary IVUS for zero- or ultralow-contrast PCI: Ziad Ali
Dynamic Coronary Roadmapping to spare contrast administration in PCI: Breda Hennessey 
Practical examples of IVUS-guided ultralow-contrast procedures: Jasvindar Singh

Q&A


16.20-16.45
Open discussion and questions from attendees


16.45-17.00Summary of Day 1 and 2
Course Directors - Javier Escaned, Justin Davies


17.00Close of play


If you have any questions about the eCourse please contact our course manager:

Lenka Navratilova: aps@heart123.co.uk 


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