Alex & Friends

Akyuz S. Thanks Alex and Ahmed for this didactic case. (Dr. Sukru Akyuz from Turkey)

Mugilan S. Thank you so much Dr Alex and Dr Ahmed. Amazing case with so many learning points. Truly inspiring.

Baghdasaryan D. Perfect

Hemn H. Did you re-entered the true lumen or implanted in false lumen? difficult to understand the final steps, thanks

Rifaie O. Fantastic presentation from Yamane and nice comments from Avram

Sergey F. It was a great pleasure to see you Alexandre and Masahisa. Thank you for your work.
Sergey Furkalo

Avanti S. Hello sir,

My father is having same issue. Is there any way that we can contact you to understand your opinion

Dr. Md. Zillur R. GDMT

abdul K. Super work

radi C. ????????

radi C. Great case

Mohammed A. NICE CASE

Ahmed M. I cant thanks you enough for a great case and tips prof.
Torque of polymeric wires eg. Feilder XT in which direction
Clockwise or counterclockwise or alternatively?? & Dose the
direction of Torque affect direction of wire tip ?

Bimlendu K. it was really a good demonstration of ivus use in proximal cap puncture, good result, congratulations

Davor R. Great case and tips for using IVUS for blunt stump occlusion!

Aly T. Marvelous Alot of teaching points

sina P. Very interesting caseand beautiful IVUS image and final result, congrats.
There is a point I did not unterstand : when your first gladius was in the vessel architecture but outside the true lumen, what was the point of going back and do a Side Base to reach the subintimal space you already reached with the initial puncture ?
Thanks a lot

Mohamed A. Thanks alot for the the learning rich case

Ahmed M. wonderful result especially first attempt with Gia next!

Marin V. Congratulations this is beautiful result. I wonder does the secondary curve changes the the tip load of the GAIA NEXT? And what is your advice in angulation of secondary curve for GAIA family? Thank you for making this videos, and all tactile feedback :-)

Marin V. Vauuu... Full house of very nice managed extreme coronary intervention complication! Very useful tips, thank you. Was there any room or need for perinterventional cardiac echo?

Ahmed E. Awesome work by two master operators. A live demo of the various challenges faced during CTO PCI beyond wire crossing. Loved the rota tips. Had the same experience with OPN balloons in a similar scenario where a spike of calcium kept rupturing every other balloon ????????????????

ahmed B. A very tough case & elegant performance. Also very unusual mishap regarding the wasted ballons, and the damaged Burr.
Finally the CX lookks amazing at the end
Very happy to see both of you scrubbed on a case
It really has to be undoubtly tough since you both there.
Yours
A fond fan of you

Mohamed R. Very informative case with lots of well managed complications, some questions if I may, retrospectively was using IVL before rota or even after stenting of LCx ostium a good option, then how is LAD flow restored despite using a covered stent from LM to LCx ?

Bimlendu K. marvellous case, good teaching points, fair enough retrograde trial, very good demonstration of ivus guided puncture

Denis C. Nice cas, when the first angio is there necesary to need a good anatomy to work

Bimlendu K. nice case, good demonstration of wire ,guide ,balloon selection, wire surfing ,and minimal contrast usage , and ivus images

loic B. Great Case !

Stefan H. What a joyous and educational cooperation, Alexandre & Roberto!
Great strategy, and efficient use of IVUS

Aly T. Very nice teaching case thank you both

Pavel S. Thank you for this theaching point with ivus!
Great case and result!

Nair V. Thank you both for this excellent case and commentary on best practices during the procedure.