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Presentation JIM 2017

EluNIR™The First Elastomeric Drug Eluting Stent (eDES™)

Presenter: Alaide Chieffo

February 09, 2017

Presentation JIM 2016

Excimer laser facilitated coronary angioplasty of a heavy calcified lesion treated with drug eluting stents

Presenter: Antonio Mangieri

February 12, 2016

Presentation JIM 2016

The Synergy Stent: Optimal In Complex Patients

Presenter: Giulio G. Stefanini

February 10, 2016

Presentation JIM 2016

The Drug-Filled Stent and the Start of RevElution

Presenter: Gregg W. Stone

February 10, 2016

Presentation JIM 2016

The COMBO dual therapy stent: From the REMEDEE registry to the REDUCE trial

Presenter: Giuseppe De Luca

February 10, 2016

Presentation JIM 2016

SELUTION for stent like results in coronaries with DCB

Presenter: Ron Waksman

February 10, 2016

Presentation JIM 2016

The Role Of Self Apposing Coronary Stents For Different Patients With Different Anatomies

Presenter: Gennaro Sardella

February 10, 2016

Presentation JIM 2016

Self- Apposing Stents in STEMI:The Stentys Experience

Presenter: Roxana Mehran

February 10, 2016

Presentation JIM 2016

Self apposing stents in Left Main: case presentation and data review

Presenter: Carlo Briguori

February 10, 2016

Presentation JIM 2016

Self Apposing Stents In Challenging Anatomies: Tapered and Ectatic Vessels

Presenter: Jacopo Andrea Oreglia

February 10, 2016

Presentation JIM 2016

Session III - BRS Cases for High-risk Patients and Challenging Anatomy In-stent restenosis

Presenter: Manel Sabaté

February 09, 2016

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EluNIR™The First Elastomeric Drug Eluting Stent (eDES™)

Excimer laser facilitated coronary angioplasty of a heavy calcified lesion treated with drug eluting stents

The Synergy Stent: Optimal In Complex Patients

The Drug-Filled Stent and the Start of RevElution

The COMBO dual therapy stent: From the REMEDEE registry to the REDUCE trial

SELUTION for stent like results in coronaries with DCB

The Role Of Self Apposing Coronary Stents For Different Patients With Different Anatomies

Self- Apposing Stents in STEMI:The Stentys Experience

Self apposing stents in Left Main: case presentation and data review

Self Apposing Stents In Challenging Anatomies: Tapered and Ectatic Vessels

Session III - BRS Cases for High-risk Patients and Challenging Anatomy In-stent restenosis

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