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This webinar series will be held monthly and moderated by members of the SCAI Bifurcation Club and Dr. Tanveer Rab. In each session, three 20-minute cases will be presented with emphasis on imaging. The discussions will be case-based and will focus predominantly on procedural approach and techniques. There are no didactic lectures except for guideline or technical updates. Register now for entire series.

Join the Bifurcation Club!
6-7 pm Eastern Time, 5-6 pm Central Time, 4-5 pm Mountain Time, 3-4pm Pacific Time.

• Assess and apply procedural techniques to treat bifurcation lesions
• Examine imaging modalities and their best applications
• Discuss challenging bifurcation cases
• Explain treatment of bifurcation lesions in the presence of cardiogenic shock and STEMI

Mirvat Alasnag, John Lisko, Nicholas Lembo, Tanveer Rab, Jolanta Siller-Matula: No financial relationships with ineligible companies ​

Akiko Maehara: Boston Scientific, consulting. Nipro, speaker. Spectrawave, consulting.​

Kevin Croce: Abbott, advisory board, consulting, stocks. Boston Scientific, advisory board. ​

Suzanne Baron: Biotronik, advisory board. Boston Scientific, advisory board, speaker. Medtronic, speaker. Shockwave, consulting.

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