Bifurcation continuum 2024: the journey continues
Bifurcation continuum 2024: the journey continues
The overall approach of this bifurcation continuum 2024, is to provide a comprehensive “closer look” at currently applied bifurcation stenting techniques, ranging from provisional to T/TAP, Culotte and DK Crush.
The idea of a “closer look” is to use multimodality imaging- and bench test-derived insights to formulate optimal strategies for each of the bifurcation stenting techniques.
In order to provide uniformity in style, each IEC Webinar could combine real-life cases (preferably with intracoronary imaging) with corresponding images from Visible heart Lab (VHL), with the ultimate goal of dissecting the fundamental concepts for each stenting technique.
The IEC Webinars would thus represent live discussions centered around real-life cases, with corresponding supporting images/videos/animations/virtual reality, suitable for the digital format, avoiding a “lecture-styled” presentation of scientific data.
- > How should I improve the results of provisional side branch stenting?
- A IEC Webinar with:
- Jens Lassen
- Dejan Milasinovic
- Goran Stankovic
- A IEC Webinar with:
- > How should I perform T and TAP to reduce the risks of metallic neo-carina?
- A IEC Webinar with:
- Adrian Banning
- Francesco Burzotta
- Goran Stankovic
- A IEC Webinar with:
- > How should I perform a stepwise DK-Crush to achieve optimal results?
- A IEC Webinar with:
- Shao-Liang Chen
- Nieves Gonzalo
- Maciej Lesiak
- A IEC Webinar with:
- > How should I apply the Culotte technique in everyday practice?
- A IEC Webinar with:
- G. Stankovic
- B. Chevalier
- G. Toth
- A IEC Webinar with:
This series of IEC Webinars on bifurcation lesion is available thanks to the support of Medtronic.
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This series of webinars is accredited by the European Board for Accreditation in Cardiology (EBAC) for 6 hours of External CME credits. Each participant should claim only those hours of credit that have actually been spent in the educational activity.