How the Stoic Philosophy Can Help with CTO/complex PCI

[@hndtcmn]

I don't know if there is a teacher like you in the history of cardiology. But it is proud to be living at the same time as you and benefiting from your experiences. You're the best. Thank you.

[@mohamedaymenbenabdessalem1160]

The most precious lesson that every complex intervention operator must assimilate and bear in mind before engaging in such career thank you Manos for this very precious and didactic words of wisdom

[@pratheeshgeorgemathen8599]

Dr. Manos, a beautiful presentation, brought tears to my eyes. I have been blessed to work at a high volume pci center. And i can relate to what you said well. The pain of failure and life threatening complications were shattering. But every case was learning, every patient who lay on the cath lab table trusting us, our teachers. Clearly, Interventional cardiology is above just technical prowess. Its philosophy and art that proceeds from that philosophy. It's the quintessential culmination of learning, team work, years of rigorous training, a disciplined approach and above all patient empathy. I have learnt so much from you Dr Manos through the manual of CTO and non CTO and fundamentals. You are one of the greatest teachers of interventional cardiology of our times and your passion to share your knowledge freely is just unbelievable. I tell this having interacted with 100s of Cardiologists. Thank you so much and please continue it.

[@karthikeyanselvaraj1801]

U r creating a healthy interventional cardiology community accross barriers..selfless and priceless teacher..a real role model for any interventional cardiologist sir

[@shangz0216]

Thanks for the excellent presentation and priceless sharing.

[@deadpool_8552]

Priceless suggestions and approaches from an expert to complex interventions. Thnx a lot professor🙏🏻

[@jjcoughlan6768]

Excellent presentation, full of wisdom.

[@amrhanafymahmoud9829]

Nice and learning philopshphy

[@grjvlk]

All can benefit from stoicism. Not only the interventionalist, but the clinician and the patient as well. Especially the chronic coronary syndrome patient...

[@panospapa5765]

A wise man