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Shooting date : 2017-02-07
Last update : 2022-07-22

Focus on Rotablation

Learn more about Rotational Atherectomy System for plaque modification in complex patients with heavily calcified lesions.

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December 2016
Honolulu : Thursday, December 15th 2016 from 01am to 02am (GMT-10)
San Francisco : Thursday, December 15th 2016 from 03am to 04am (GMT-8)
New York : Thursday, December 15th 2016 from 06am to 07am (GMT-5)
Buenos Aires : Thursday, December 15th 2016 from 08am to 09am (GMT-3)
London / Dublin : Thursday, December 15th 2016 from 11am to 12pm (GMT)
Paris / Berlin : Thursday, December 15th 2016 from 12pm to 01pm (GMT+1)
Istanbul : Thursday, December 15th 2016 from 01pm to 02pm (GMT+2)
Moscou / Dubaï : Thursday, December 15th 2016 from 03pm to 04pm (GMT+4)
Bangkok : Thursday, December 15th 2016 from 06pm to 07pm (GMT+7)
Shanghai : Thursday, December 15th 2016 from 07pm to 08pm (GMT+8)
Tokyo : Thursday, December 15th 2016 from 08pm to 09pm (GMT+9)
Sydney : Thursday, December 15th 2016 from 09pm to 10pm (GMT+10)
Wellington : Thursday, December 15th 2016 from 11pm to 12am (GMT+12)

Demystifying the Rotablator Procedure

From a quick set-up to a safe plaque modification

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Triple vessel disease treated with FFR guidance

Downgrading from triple vessel disease to single vessel disease

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