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Flavio Luciano Ribichini, Hatem Soliman Aboumarie and Jan Belohlavek will discuss RCT trial results, the benefits and pitfalls of MCS in complex PCI, and how to identify the ideal patient profile for protected PCI.

Between Scylla and Charybdis: faced with the challenge of balancing stroke prevention against bleeding risk, what would your treatment strategy be? View part 1️⃣ https://lnkd.in/e5w7n4vB An 86-year-old female patient with AF develops a retinal haemorrhage while receiving anticoagulation, only to suffer an ischaemic stroke weeks after dose reduction... View part 1 of this case presented by Tobias Ruf and Florian Schlotter and comment how you would manage this situation. #interventionalcardiology #CardioEd

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Calcified lesion, bleeding risk and clinical uncertainty Part 2️⃣ https://lnkd.in/eBJRSwBM Read this case submitted by Fabien Picard to learn more about: 🔴 the role of a drug-eluting balloon strategy in a high bleeding risk (HBR) patient with a calcified lesion 🔴the use of a SAPT strategy to minimise bleeding risk 🔴vessel healing after atherectomy and DCB Reviewed by Tuomas Rissanen. This case has been accredited by EBAC with 1 CME credit. #interventionalcardiology #CardioEd

How will the latest VANTAGE data shape your approach to lower-risk TAVI patients? Join TAVI experts Birgid Gonska, Henryk Dreger, and Cristophe Saint Etienne as they discuss the 1-year VANTAGE outcomes in low/intermediate-risk patients: ☑️ Key clinical insights and real-world implications ☑️ What these findings may mean for the future of TAVI Don't miss this expert discussion and the opportunity to hear how experienced operators are interpreting the data. ▶️ Watch now: https://lnkd.in/eHBS_AwE #TAVI #StructuralHeart #InterventionalCardiology #HeartValveDisease

The high-risk equation: calcified lesion, bleeding risk and clinical uncertainty 🔗 https://lnkd.in/eBJRSwBM View part 1️⃣ of this case - submitted by Fabien Picard - concerning a challenging PCI decision in a patient requiring further structural intervention. A 79-year-old male patient presents with exertional angina, severe coronary calcification and multiple factors increasing bleeding risk. With severe aortic stenosis requiring further structural intervention, the optimal PCI strategy remains a complex decision. How would you treat this patient? #interventionalcardiology #cardioed