11

May

2016

17:00

BST

Webinar

The Role of Imaging to Guide Your Procedure in Complex Lesions

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Overview

You should attend the session if you want:

To see cases that address typical issues in stenting complex lesions.
To learn about PCI ASSIST, a new set of advanced imaging technologies that can be used in routine and in complex lesions to:

  • guide the stents during the procedure, determine optimal apposition of proximal part of main branch stent.
  • Precisely position the side branch stent.
  • Minimize stent overlap.
  • Avoid a gap between the two stents.

Type of case: T-stenting on LAD bifurcation lesion

Faculty:


Hakim Ben Amer

Hakim Ben Amer

This webinar is supported by

Key Learning Objectives

This webinar is to inform and educate interventional cardiologists and cardiac surgeons on

  • Sharing Dr BEN-AMER’s experience on stenting techniques in complex lesions.
  • Understanding how StentViz and StentVesselViz can be used in routine to help guide stent placement and assess stent deployment.
  • Understanding how StentViz and StentVesselViz can give you information both on stent overlap and stent positioning vs. a bifurcation.
  • Discovering the complementary benefits of StentViz and StentVesselViz in case of T-Stenting.

Target Audience

  • Interventional Cardiologists
  • CathLab managers

Faculty Biographies


Hakim Ben Amer

Hakim Ben Amer

Dr. Hakim Ben Amer

MEDICAL EDUCATION AND ACADEMIC DEGREES

- 1981-1987 Medical studies (Medical School Pitié-Salpétrière, University Paris VI). MD degree.
- 1987 Certificate of clinical and therapeutic synthesis (Medical School Pitié-Salpétrière, University Paris VI).
-1987 Residency in Paris Hospitals
-1992 Completion of the cardiology specialty level (Diploma of specialized studies in cardio-vascular pathology). Board certification.
-1992 Medical thesis presented on September 16, 1992 at the medical school of Hôpital Saint-Antoine (Paris VI)
Syndromes of sleep apnea, clinical and echocardiographic study. Study performed in Prof. Valty’s department under the guidance of Dr Ariel Cohen at Hôpital Saint-Antoine (Silver medal).
- 1992 Post Graduate Academic Degree in physiology and cardio-circulatory physiopathology (Dr Swynghedauw) – Broussais Hospital – Inserm 256 unit (cellular eclectrophysiology) under the guidance of Prof. J.Y. Le Heuzey.
‘Prolongation of human atrial cell repolarization and early post-depolarization – contribution to the analysis of the atrial arrhythmia mechanism’

MEMBERSHIP IN MEDICAL SOCIETIES

- Associate Member of the French Society of Cardiology (since January 1996)
- Member of the Thrombosis working group of the French Society of Cardiology (since January 1996)
- Member of the Angiography and Interventional Cardiology working group of the French Society of Cardiology (1998)

HOSPITAL APPOINTMENTS

- 1997 Interventional Cardiologist – Head of the Hemodynamics and Cardiac Catheterization Laboratory – Hôpital Européen de la Roseraie
- 2006 Interventional Cardiologist – Hôpital Foch. Head of cardiology department
- 2008 Interventional Cardiologist – ICPS – Institut Hospitalier Jacques Cartier and Hôpital Privé Claude Galien

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