The Key to the Castle: Revolutionizing Transseptal Access for Structural Heart Procedures
Overview
Transseptal puncture (TSP) plays an increasingly significant role in left sided structural heart procedures. Often underestimated, operators might run into difficulties, especially in presence of complex septal anatomies (e.g. fibrotic, floppy septum, plugs etc.).
Learn from an expert panel as they discuss the evolution of left heart access and the techniques and tools they’ve implemented to improve procedural efficiency and optimize patient outcomes. Through illustrative case examples and lively panel discussion, experts will share their step-by-step clinical workflows and latest tools for efficient and precise transseptal puncture, tips for overcoming challenging scenarios, and novel approaches to structural heart procedures with reduced use of fluoroscopy.
PRM-00870
Key References
1. https://www.baylismedical.com/eu/index/
https://www.baylismedical.com/eu/products/versacross-transseptal-platform/versacross-rf-transseptal-solution/
https://www.baylismedical.com/eu/medical-education/
Key Learning Objectives
- Learn about the latest transseptal tools for streamlined and precise left heart access
- Appreciate the importance of pre-procedure planning for transseptal structural heart procedures
- Sharpen your skillset with expert tips and tricks to optimize efficiency, predictability, and precision for left-sided structural heart interventions
- Understand how to achieve fluoroless, echo-guided LAA Closure
Target Audience
- Interventional cardiologists
- Electrophysiologists, angiologists and other health professionals involved in structural left heart procedures requiring transseptal puncture
Agenda
