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Guide dissection: cases and management
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- Опубліковано 14 сер 2024
- + Review general dissection classification and management at 24:07 and at • Interesting coronary a...
0:00 Case 1 and guide dissection causes
03:17 Proper AL1 engagement technique
05:09 General approach to guide dissection. Stent proximally vs distally. Proximal stenting most important and sometimes enough
10:06 Approach if you don’t have a wire across
12:20 and 13:05 How to wire in case of dissection
14:24 and 24:04 IVUS features of false lumen/intramural hematoma
15:24 Advanced tips for when you fail to wire true lumen (parallel wire, STRAW)
17:37 Role of IIb/IIIa antagonists
19:11 stenting tips
20:51 Case 1 distal stenting: crush stent through Guideliner
24:57 General dissection classification
27:31 Case 2: left main dissection
31:42 Case 3 LIMA dissection. How to treat heavy calcium past the LIMA
37:50 Case scenarios 4: aorto-coronary dissection, cusp dissection and Dunning classification
Thank you Prof.Hanna for this exaustive lesson of iatrogeniic coronary dissections. I think that this lesson will improve our clinical practice. Dr. Cristiano Lisi, Interventional Cardiologist San Luca Hospital, Lucca, Italy. Many thanks
You are amazing sir, your lectures are guidelines in intervention
excellent presentation, the best till date to cover this topic, I would like to add that souh 0.3 wire is very effective in wiring in these cases.
very nice and educational cases and lecture for us many thanks
Thank you so much Dr Hanna❤
Thank you so much Pr Hanna !!!
You're simply the best!
Thank you for such a great presentation! What do you think about suoh 03 wire for iatrogenic dissection? We have some data about this wire - safe and always goes in true lumen!
Thank you Dr Hanna sir....
From Egypt 🇪🇬
You are the best teacher ever
I have one question please,
Could we do cutting balloon and observe in your first case?
If we undersized the stent should we take another look one month later?
Thank you
Thank you 😊
AL catheters , especially for the RCA, especially 7 and 8 French , are WEAPONS. I remember being a first/ second year fellow back in ‘80 - ‘81. If Dr. S. , the Chief, had to use a 8 French AL 2 for even the LCA, it was going to be a long day in the lab and the Surgeon was going to be busy! The catheters in those days were a piece of work. Ah, the “ good old days”.
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