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Presentation Intravascular Coronary Imaging and Physiology 2015

How and When Do I Assess a Jailed Side Branch After Provisional Stenting?

Presenter: Allen Jeremias

April 18, 2015

Presentation Intravascular Coronary Imaging and Physiology 2015

Integrating Imaging and Physiology in the Catheterization Lab

Presenter: Gary S. Mintz, MD

April 18, 2015

Presentation Intravascular Coronary Imaging and Physiology 2015

Using OCT for Intra-procedural Problem Solving

Presenter: Richard Shlofmitz

April 18, 2015

Presentation Intravascular Coronary Imaging and Physiology 2015

Assessment of indeterminate severity ostial left main and circumflex stenoses in a patient with recent, but silent, infero-lateral myocardial infarction

Presenter: Andrew Lituchy and Andrew Berke

April 18, 2015

Presentation Intravascular Coronary Imaging and Physiology 2015

Vulnerable Plaque: Lessons from Intravascular Imaging and Limitations of Physiology

Presenter: Gary S. Mintz

April 18, 2015

Presentation Intravascular Coronary Imaging and Physiology 2015

I Can Use FFR for Almost All Scenarios

Presenter: Allen Jeremias

April 18, 2015

Presentation Intravascular Coronary Imaging and Physiology 2015

How Do I Identify a Culprit Lesion or a Vulnerable Plaque?

Presenter: Ziad A. Ali

April 18, 2015

Presentation Intravascular Coronary Imaging and Physiology 2015

I Can Use IVUS for Almost All Scenarios

Presenter: Akiko Maehara

April 18, 2015

Presentation Intravascular Coronary Imaging and Physiology 2015

Predictors and Assessment of Stent Thrombosis (Early, Late, and Very Late)

Presenter: Akiko Maehara

April 18, 2015

Presentation Intravascular Coronary Imaging and Physiology 2015

FFR Basics and Optimal Technique

Presenter: Allen Jeremias

April 17, 2015

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How and When Do I Assess a Jailed Side Branch After Provisional Stenting?

Integrating Imaging and Physiology in the Catheterization Lab

Using OCT for Intra-procedural Problem Solving

Assessment of indeterminate severity ostial left main and circumflex stenoses in a patient with recent, but silent, infero-lateral myocardial infarction

Vulnerable Plaque: Lessons from Intravascular Imaging and Limitations of Physiology

I Can Use FFR for Almost All Scenarios

How Do I Identify a Culprit Lesion or a Vulnerable Plaque?

I Can Use IVUS for Almost All Scenarios

Predictors and Assessment of Stent Thrombosis (Early, Late, and Very Late)

FFR Basics and Optimal Technique

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