6.1 Manual of PCI - How to perform coronary angiography

Step-by-step description of how to perform coronary and bypass graft angiography:
1. Ensure good pressure waveform
2. Test contrast injection
3. IC nitroglycerin
4. Optimally position patient - image receptor - shields - operator
5. Assess pressure + ECG
6. Perform cineangiography
7. Assess pressure + ECG
8. Angiogram interpretation

[@rajthapa1997]

Simply great!! Privileged and wish to have continuous guidance. Thanks a lot for all involved.

[@RaviSHANKAR-vo2hr]

Excellent teaching

[@ahamdymd]

I am very impressed by your videos. Very appreciative for the opportunity to learn cath from you. Appreciate if you could do a tutorial for RHC. Thanks very much.

[@ShahbazAli-td5me]

Very good lecture, highly informative for Fellows thanks.

[@ahmedwagdy3719]

Thanks a lot for your excellent presentations Dr
I can't find the 6.3 lecture (vessel-specific) on your channel

[@shangz0216]

Thanks for your sharing.

[@VarunMarimuthu]

Excellent 👌

[@ahmadboard6227]

Sir, I couldn't find the 6.3 video (vessel specific angio). THANKS FOR THE EXTRAORDINARY WORK THAT YOU ARE DOING!

[@manosbrilakis]

Still working on it, hopefully will get it out soon.

[@momentinen]

does a physiologic pressure drop happen after contrast injection ?? , sometimes i can see it in the cathlab

[@h.abennaoum7108]

Thanks.

[@NaveenSeecheran]

Dr. Brilakis can you do a video tutorial for RHC?

[@Nikesnipe]

Great

[@eliasbshesh8639]

Very nice

[@clamdown4455]

I want to be your fellow
Respect Prof

[@alvi78]

Does one need to be a doctor to this at home?

[@arsene737]

haha