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The Use of CCTA for Pre-Planning PCI
Case: Why Balloon Uncrossable Lesions May Require ...
Case: Why Balloon Uncrossable Lesions May Require a Combination of Calcium Modification Techniques, Dr. Maran
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The video transcript describes a cardiology case presentation involving a patient with coronary artery disease and significant calcium deposits. The physician details the complex interventions, including the use of various cardiac catheterization techniques and tools like rotational atherectomy and shockwave therapy, to address calcified lesions. The session emphasizes the importance of using prior CT scans in planning these procedures, highlighting the benefits of consulting historical imaging to guide decision-making. Additionally, experts discuss challenges like reimbursement and the evolving role of coronary CTs in routine patient evaluation, advocating for multidisciplinary collaboration in interventional cardiology.
Keywords
cardiology
coronary artery disease
calcified lesions
interventional procedures
multidisciplinary collaboration
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