Primary AngioJet For Stent Thrombosis
+ Featured Presentations
83-year old male with multivessel disease, with a 95% LAD/Diagonal Bifurcating Lesion and LVEF of 45%
Terumo Transradial Series Introduction
Starting a Successful Transradial Intervention Program
Transradial PCI Tips and Tricks
Transradial Intervention Can Better Manage QOL and Economics by Reducing Bleeding Complications
Transradial Intervention Is Necessary in the Modern Era
78-year old male with 80% Long Calcific LAD/Diagonal Bifurcating Lesion. LVEF 50%
Case: 87-year old female with heavily Calcified (90%) Left main and (80%) multiple LAD disease and LVEF of 50%
50 year old male with trifurcating LAD lesion involving first septal, first diagonal and mid LAD. LVEF 50%
85yr old male with multi-vessel disease and a left ventricular ejection fraction (LVEF) of 20%
Using IVUS and FFR to Diagnose and Treat Patients With Multivessel Disease
Practical Approaches for Management of STEMI
Late Inferior MI and PCI
Peripheral CTA for the diagnosis of PVD
Cardiovascular Imaging Today and Tomorrow
Emerging Technologies in CTA
Cardiac CTA and the Benefits of High CCM
CTA for Coronary Artery Calcium Scanning
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Primary AngioJet For Stent Thrombosis
In this video segment, Interventional Cardiologists Mark Tannenbaum and Magdi Ghali of Iowa Heart Center at Mercy Hospital, provide an overview of their practice in the STEMI setting. Specifically, the importance of developing a protocol to minimize D2B times and utilizing AngioJet thrombectomy in patients presenting with large thrombus burdens are discussed. In addition, both physicians provide a recent case review and testimony of a patient presenting with late-stent thrombosis.
