Incathlab CTO course

Your CTO Tutors will suggest you a table of video contents following an educational program from beginner to advanced level, completed by a didactic part with relevant lectures.
For a tailored training, an accurate research is organized by anatomy, difficulty and/or technique.
You also have the opportunity to ask your questions and directly contact your tutors for any enquiries.

Table of videos

Pathway to begin

Identify and analyse a coronary occlusion - Studying of the collateral circulation - Selection of the radiological views - Selecting the access - Selecting the guiding catheters
Antegrade approach :
- Selection of guidewires according to the anatomy
- How to use and manage a micro catheter
- Tips & Tricks
 

Successful RCA CTO recanalization
Short proximal left circumflex CTO
Short RCA CTO. Second attempt
Short RCA CTO with ipsilateral collateral circulation
Short and calcified RCA CTO
Short Mid-right coronary occlusion
Short calcified mid RCA occlusion
Long ostial RCA occlusion
Retry of a proximal LAD occlusion with diseased distality
Intrastent Mid RCA occlusion
Very complex Mid RCA occlusion
Short mid-right coronary occlusion. Second attempt
Mid RCA occlusion with no stump
Ostial RCA occlusion
Complex short proximal RCA occlusion
Complex proximal LCX CTO with distal instent restenosis
Distal LAD occlusion with severe distal disease
Very short CX occlusion with difficult bend and angulated CX ostium

Pathway to progress

Bilateral transradial sheathless approach
Proximal LAD occlusion. Second attempt
Complex CTO-PCI of ostial long LAD occlusion
Long and calcified ostial and proximal LAD occlusion
Second attempt of LAD CTO recanalization
Long blunt proximal right coronary occlusion
Long and calcified mid circumflex CTO
Mid LAD CTO recanalization. Second attempt
Instent proximal circumflex occlusion with bridging collateral
Mid CX occlusion on a left dominant artery
Mid RCA occlusion with no stump and collateral bypass
Instent left circumflex occlusion
RCA double in stent occlusion

Pathway to qualify

Distal RCA calcified CTO
Mid right occlusion with bridging
Instent distal RCA CTO
Long calcified RCA occlusion
Complex right coronary occlusion. Antegrade failure
Right coronary blunt CTO. Second attempt
Mid right occlusion ambiguous proximal cap
Complex ostial RCA occlusion with instent CTO segment
No stump mid RCA CTO
Long and calcified LAD occlusion
Very long right occlusion
Long and bending RCA CTO with complications
Complex CTO right coronary recanalization. Ambiguous proximal cap
Double occlusion of the proximal and mid right coronary with complications
Complex RCA occlusion with complications
An uncrossable Mid LAD blunt stump with a ipsilateral collateral
Uncrossable LAD CTO
Proximal RCA CTO. Second attempt
Complex RCA CTO. Bilateral TRA sheathless

Didactic Lectures

Hybrid CTO PCI, what, why and how?
Tool Box for Hybrid CTO procedures
How to use Cross Boss and Stingray techniques?
How to avoid subintimal hematoma in dissection technique?
Illustrated discussion on hybrid algorithms
Retrograde approach : a step by step method
Hybrid Approach: CTO case study
Hybrid Approach: CTO case study

Attached files

JCTO score sheet

Antegrade Wire Escalation Wire Tips and Techniques

Difficult Antegrade Reentry

Difficult Reverse CART

CTO Revascularization in 2015

Selecting the Collateral and Recognizing the Risks

Managing Failure When to Stop, and When if How to Restart

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