Amplatz L guide manipulations/videos- Other RCA guides and tips- The 5 RCA engagement caveats- Hanna

0:00 Preferred RCA guides radially and femorally. General AL features
03:19 AL engagement essential tips: the 4 KEY WORDS and caveats
05:55 Multiple case illustrations
10:10 How to disengage AL
13:37 AL in ostial disease: the 2 shaping options in ostial disease
16:00 How to maneuver AL throughout the case: The 2 types of controlled supportive AL morphologies: (1) elongated deep coaxial, (2) duck shape with “Windshield Wiper”. Prevent uncontrolled deep diving, and how to maneuver between the 2 shapes
24:55 AL 1.5-2 for left SVG
27:05 Ikari Left maneuvering for RCA. The 2 morphologies of Ikari L (JR4-like and AL1-like power position)
33:47 5 general caveats in any RCA engagement
37:08 Convert JR4 to AL morphology using Guideliner

[@mr.doctor.]

Very good presentation! Thank you dr Hanna. Please make a video about right heart catheterization.

[@aroojzahid3138]

Sir u r simply the great teacher. Some points regarding XBRCA and 3D RCA should also be uploaded. Thanks

[@alptekinakturk4185]

So detailed and informative. Thank you sir.

[@mohammedelbarbary8708]

excellent as usual... thank You

[@alielhasheemah6191]

Amazing thanks

[@Mohamed-cz7kc]

Thank you sir ❤ We hope to share your CTO pci regarding techniques and procedures sir as cto are very important part in intervention

[@mohammedaldumini]

Thanks

[@draksingh8034]

a very well explained video regarding intervention of RCA using AL catheter. Thank you. Wanted to know your view regarding using short AL (SAL) i.e. the catheter having shorter pointing catheter. Will it be more safer than usual AL to avoid dissection by using SAL?

[@user-jp1hl3ig5s]

Thank you very much.. could you talk about PFO- Occluder?

[@cardiologycme4947]

Thank you dear prof for this highly educative lecture, and I want to ask you about Amplatz right catheter, when & how shoud we use it during cardiac catheterization.

[@eliashanna8248]

Amplatz Right has a small secondary curve and is not supportive. It is a good diagnostic RCA catheter, but a poor guiding catheter like JR4. I generally do not use it in transradial RCA PCI, except occasionally for ostial RCA PCI. But even for ostial RCA PCI, I prefer Ikari Left (+/- AL used in elongated or in a non-coaxial shape 19:42; or Ikari R 1)

[@remonsobhi6231]

sir, can you please make a lecture about EVAR, TEVAR please.

[@sdtrss]

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[@antoneschmoak5897]

🙂 "promosm"