Video : DCB for coronary interventions, evidence and practice

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Date : Monday, January 21st 2019 from 12:30pm to 02pm (GMT+2)

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Last update : 2020-03-04

Language(s) : English

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Program

12:30	Introduction & Presentation
12:35	DCB in “small” coronary vessels: from evidence to daily practice Prof Raban Jeger Panel discussion
13:00	Cases in box: DCB in difficult anatomies with follow up Dr Daniel Weilenmann Panel discussion
13:30	DCB: does the drug matter? Prof Bruno Scheller Panel discussion
13:50	Conclusion & Take home message

Educational objectives

Discuss current trends and approaches of complex cases
Learn about indications and clinical evidences
Demonstrate advanced techniques and technologies in the treatment of complex cases
Provide platform for discussion and mutual learning

Audience

This live case is dedicated to interventional cardiologists interested and/or specialized in coronary angioplasty
A prerequisite for attendees in an initial knowledge and practice of angioplasty

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anwar D. Results with Sirolimus coated Drug balloons ??

2019-08-23, 20h25
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Daniel W. Excellent question! The DCB technology with Sirolimus is emerging and many companies are active in this field, as BBRAUN, Mynvasis, Concept Medical, Orchestra Biomed. The data are scarce and conclusions preliminary. Seems to have the potential to be equal. Preliminarny clinical data are positive mainly for ISR, less for small vessels. SBut I think can be the choice of the future. As it is difficult to create a DCB with the hydrophilic Sirolimus, there can be differences between the sirolimus DCBs, as senn with the Pclitaxel DCBs. Hope that helps.

2019-08-25, 15h57
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