Coronary Microvascular Dysfunction: Why diagnosis in the Cathlab does matter - PCR e-Course 2020

Watch this session if you want:
- To learn more about the prevalence of coronary microvascular dysfunction and angina
- To learn why diagnosis of coronary microvascular dysfunction is so important
- To learn how to correctly diagnose patients with coronary microvascular dysfunction
Speakers: Bernard De Bruyne, Colin Berry, Tommasso Gori, Alaide Chieffo
Supported by an educational grant from Abbott
This video was recorded for #PCReCourse 2020. View more videos and course resources here: www.pcronline.com/Cases-resou...

[@charmainethane5301]

Really relatable as a patient - the variability- thankyou I at least feel “normal”

[@EdMan57]

Really interesting subject and much pertinent information. I have been suffering from Microvascular Angina since late 2019. I have many decent days and several painful days each month. My Cardiologist seems to struggle with how to treat the situation. I am a 63 year old male that had a Coronary Triple Bypass in January 2019. Thank you.

[@charmainethane5301]

Super interesting for any patients of MVA & CAS
21;28 Type 3 MVA (presence of both CV disease & MV disease )

[@deanjia922]

It is a great session to describe the INOCA disease. There’s a question that we can see from some CAG with slow flow in coronary artery, do these patients have micro vascular dysfunction? Is there any study on this subject?

[@andreaquattrini1205]

Any suggestion for best structure / cardiologist to evaluate potential MVCD in Northern Italy?

[@parvizsharifi263]

From studied conducted i think the only medication that work for Microvascular dysfunction is ranolazine. Beta blockers more or less reduce heart rate and it does not help much with the main issue .