Video : 1st Web-Symposium on CTO Treatment: Chronic Coronary Total Occlusion

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The well-known team of Cardiovasculaire Paris Sud Institute will present during this first 2 hours live course their technics, tips and tricks .

This session will emphasize both advanced and standard technics of coronary arteries recanalization.

How to recanalize complex coronary Chronic Total Occlusion ?

17h00 - 17h05	Web-Symposium introduction
17h05 - 17h45	CTO Anterograde Approach from A to Z
17h45 - 18h30	CTO Recorded Cases
18h30 - 19h00	Final Discussion & Debating Workshop Answer to internet questions & Chat

CTO Live Case and Pre-Recorded Cases

Case 1: Mid LAD CTO lesion
62 years-old male
Risk factors: No risk factor
Clinical presentation: Stable Angina (CCS class II)
Biological data: Creatinine 97 μmol/L (Clearance 103 mL/min)

Case 2: Mid RCA CTO lesion
59 years-old male
Risk factors: Hypertension, Hyperlipidemia, Familial history
Clinical presentation: Stable Angina (CCS class II)
Biological data: Creatinine clearance 77 mL/min

Case 3: Mid RCA CTO lesion
59 years-old male
Risk factors: Hyperlipidemia, ex-smoker
Clinical presentation: Stable Angina (CCS class II)
Past clinical history: CBAG SV-LAD in 1984
Biological data: Creatinine clearance xxx mL/min

Learning Objectives

After the completion of this first CTO live course and the vision of the associated registered live cases

You will be able:

• To discuss the recent indications of CTO recanalization.

• To know the results of recent trials

• When and Why to open a CTO

• How to select Guiding Catheters, Guidewires, Balloons and other devices

• Antegrade vs Retrograde Approach

• Imaging to improve acute outcomes

• Stent selection

• Management of main complications

• Pharmacotherapy and medical management

• Modality for Follow-up

Target audience

Interventional cardiologists seeking to acquire or improve or learn more about technics and indications of CTO recanalization.

Crossroads Abbott Vascular Education Network

Shooting date : 2011-11-24
Last update : 2021-06-09

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2019-08-18, 10h51
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1st Web-Symposium on CTO Treatment: Chronic Coronary Total Occlusion

Live Session from Jacques Cartier Private Hospital, ICPS, Massy, France

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