Wednesday, September 2nd 2020 | 06:30pm - 08pm (Dubai Time) / 04:30pm - 06pm (CET) Honolulu : Wednesday, September 2nd 2020 from 05:30am to 07am (GMT-10)
San Francisco : Wednesday, September 2nd 2020 from 08:30am to 10am (GMT-7)
New York : Wednesday, September 2nd 2020 from 11:30am to 01pm (GMT-4)
Buenos Aires : Wednesday, September 2nd 2020 from 12:30pm to 02pm (GMT-3)
Reykjavik : Wednesday, September 2nd 2020 from 03:30pm to 05pm (GMT)
London / Dublin : Wednesday, September 2nd 2020 from 04:30pm to 06pm (GMT+1)
Paris / Berlin : Wednesday, September 2nd 2020 from 05:30pm to 07pm (GMT+2)
Istanbul : Wednesday, September 2nd 2020 from 06:30pm to 08pm (GMT+3)
Moscou / Dubaï : Wednesday, September 2nd 2020 from 07:30pm to 09pm (GMT+4)
Bangkok : Wednesday, September 2nd 2020 from 10:30pm to 12am (GMT+7)
Shanghai : Wednesday, September 2nd 2020 from 11:30pm to 01am (GMT+8)
Tokyo : Thursday, September 3rd 2020 from 12:30am to 02am (GMT+9)
Sydney : Thursday, September 3rd 2020 from 02:30am to 04am (GMT+11)
Wellington : Thursday, September 3rd 2020 from 04:30am to 06am (GMT+13)
Terumo LIVES* From Global to Africa Middle East
Bijan B. Good job
Igor K. Great cases, excellent operators, great guidance and explanation
chisari A. Thanks for sharing the cases.
I have the following comments regarding the first case:
1) in my mind it make non sense when u performed the first knuckle wire. Vessel course was clear in that part and you just create a big hematoma making more complex the rest of the procedure. Moreover make antegrade knuckle with such big bend is a little bit risky in terms of collaterals perforation.
2) Performing standard R-Cart with 3.5 balloon in such diseased vessel without IVUS evaluation is not so safe in terms of vessel perforation.
My best