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Einführung

Weltweit zeigt sich ein Anstieg komplexer perkutaner Koronarinterventionen (PCI). Viele der behandelten Patienten weisen sehr ungünstige kardiovaskuläre Risikokonstellationen auf, welche neben der anatomischen Komplexität der Koronarläsionen, gesondert betrachtet werden müssen.

Bei einigen dieser Patienten steigt dementsprechend die Gefahr für hämodynamische Instabilitäten während und nach der PCI. Für diese Hochrisikopatienten besteht häufig ein relevanter klinischer Nutzen, welcher allerdings im Einzelfall gegen das periinterventionelle Risiko abgewogen werden muss. Daher spielen Systeme zur Herzkreislaufunterstützung eine zunehmende Rolle. In der Webinar Serie – Complex Skills in Protected PCI – fokussieren wir uns insbesondere auf den Stellenwert des linksventrikulären Unterstützungssystems IMPELLA. 

Themenschwerpunkte:

Program

18:00
Einführung
PD Dr. Mashayekhi/PD Dr. Ferenc
 
18:05 Myokardrevaskularisation im kardiogenen Schock mit Impella
Dr. Woitek
 
18:15 Q&A  
18:20
Fallbeispiel
Dr. Bossard
 
18:35
Q&A
 
18:40
VA-ECMO: Impella oder beides?
Prof. Dr. Westermann
 
18:55
Fallbeispiel
Dr. Woitek
 
19:00
Q&A
 
19:15
Zusammenfassung
 

 

Lernziele und Zielgruppe:

Während der Webinare erfolgt ein Wissensaustausch zwischen interventionell erfahrenen Kardiolog*innen, welche im Alltag mit der Problematik einer komplexen PCI konfrontiert sind und Expert*innen auf dem Gebiet der „Protected PCI“. Dabei werden den Teilnehmer*innen viele Tipps und Tricks zur erfolgreichen Anwendung einer „Protected PCI“ vermittelt.

Shooting date : 2021-02-04
Last update : 2021-03-03

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