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Provisional bifurcation techniques are essential in bailout scenarios for complex cardiovascular interventions.
In LIVE CASE #7, the Visible Heart® Lab showcased innovative approaches to optimize these techniques, offering valuable insights for practitioners. This cutting-edge research highlights how these strategies can improve clinical outcomes and provide crucial solutions during unexpected complications in cardiac procedures.
Educational Objectives :
- Show the critical steps of each technique to support bailout scenarios
- Discuss tips & tricks in bifurcation techniques
More information on Visible Heart® Lab
Shooting date : 2024-05-01
Last update : 2024-07-15
Last update : 2024-07-15
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