Video : How to manage cardiac patients during the COVID-19 period?

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Saturday, March 28^th 2020 - 11am to 01pm (GMT+1)

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11:00	Compare and discuss the different cardiac department organizations across Europe to face COVID-19 pandemic Italy - Gabriele Gasparini Spain – Javier Escaned France – Thierry Lefèvre Germany – Kambis Mashayekhi Q&A session
11:30	How to prepare your cathlab “structure” for the management of COVID-19 patients Javier Escaned Q&A session How to protect your team-yourself-the patient, and when to use personal protective equipment (PPE) Gabriele Gasparini Q&A session Video tutorial on how to protect yourself: https://www.dctv.unipd.it/tutorialcovid
12:00	How to deal with acute coronary syndrome patients during the COVID-19 pandemia Pathway for STEMI patients Kambis Mashayekhi Q&A session Pathway for NON STEMI patients Kambis Mashayekhi Q&A session
12:45	Is there a place for SH interventions during the pandemia? Open discussion Q&A session
13:00	Changing mindsets for interventional cardiology & Management of delayed patients Thierry Lefèvre Q&A session

Shooting date : 2020-03-28
Last update : 2021-06-23

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Georgios S. I think all emergency cardiac patients going to cath lab should be regarded as covid 19 positive due to high incubation period and for the safety of medical staff

2020-03-28, 11h37
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Muzaffer Murat D. In order to evaluating CAD at the same time Are you doing Coronary CT while doing Thorax CT?

2020-03-28, 11h40
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Benjamin F. Very interesting to learn that positive pressure in cathlabs is crucial!

2020-03-28, 11h51
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Benjamin F. Crucial to STOP

2020-03-28, 11h51
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Benjamin F. This week, we canceled 6 TAVI patients and did 2 urgent cases with clear stress of anesthesiologists to embolise ICU.
So more than never, cardiologist have to prefer Mini-invasive procedures in order to avoid complication and free asap hospitals beds: US guided punctures, Radial access and LV direct pacing...

2020-03-28, 12h05
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Georgios S. Direct viral effect in myocardium appears not to be the case from pathology point of view

2020-03-28, 12h34
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Georgios S. How to handle STEMI with cardiogenic shock

2020-03-28, 12h45
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Antoine H. thank you

2020-03-28, 12h50
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Matin G. A question regarding CPR in Cathlab.we have been recommended to use Lucas instead of manual for less exposure,. with lucas using radial access will not be feasible. Any experience with lucas ? since you were talking about advantsges of radial verdus femoral.

2020-03-29, 18h23
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