Complete Revascularization – The New Standard in STEMI Patients: What is the Role of Coronary Physiology Today?

Published: 03 April 2021
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Overview

This broadcast focuses on the importance of performing full revascularization (recognized as the new standard vs culprit in STEMI patients) and the benefits of this guided by physiology to maximise patient outcomes.

Dr Gabor Toth (Graz, Austria) will moderate peers Dr Pieter Smits (Rotterdam, Netherlands) and Dr Zsolt Piroth (Budapest, Hungary) in a session based on clinical cases showing the range of criteria to decide the best interventional strategy, whilst presenting how the technological features of the OptoWire III pressure guidewire can help operators during a PCI in STEMI patients.

This event will be interactive, with live polling on key questions, and a Q&A for faculty to share their experience and provide expert insight to live audience questions.

Learning Objectives

  • Learn about the latest evidence in physiology-guided PCI in patients with acute MI and how this assessment can be implemented in daily practice according to the IIa recommendations in the ESC guidelines
  • Acknowledge the benefits of physiology indications to treat these patients, and debate clinical cases
  • Discover the advantages of the Opsens pressure guidewire technology to support the safe and reliable assessments of all the non-Infarct Related Arteries (n-IRA)

Audience

  • Interventional Cardiologist doing more than 50 physiology-guided PCI per year
  • Believers either in resting physiology (NHPR) and/or in hyperemic physiology (FFR)
  • Interventional Cardiologists wishing to develop further their knowledge in this area.

Agenda

Introduction – Dr Gabor Toth

Case Presentation I – Dr Zsolt Piroth

Case Presentation II – Dr Pieter Smits

Discussion – All. Based on personal experience and hospital- and country-based situations

Summary and Conclusion – Dr Gabor Toth

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