Imaging-Guided (PCI): Evidence Supports A New Standard of Care

In this symposium presented at ESC2023, physicians review the latest clinical data on intravascular imaging, discuss the role of image-guided PCI in daily practice based on evidence, debate between OCT and IVUS, and conclude with a presentaiton on how OCT can support achieving optimal PCI results.
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Chaired by Lorenzo Raber (Bern, CH) and Nieves Gonzalo Lopez (Madrid, ES)
• 0:00 Introduction Nieves Gonzalo Lopez
• 1:28 Intravascular Imaging: Can We Still Ignore the Evidence? Mirvat Alasnag (Jeddah, SA)
• 11:22 Discussion
• 21:28 Intravascular ultrasound (IVUS) or Optical Coherence Tomography (OCT)? - Let's Debate. Joost Daemen (Rotterdam, NL), Ziad Ali (NY, USA)
• 44:22 Discussion
• 49:35 From evidence to practice: a pragmatic approach to OCT. Tom Johnson (Briston, GB)
• 56:15 Discussion & Closing Remarks
This video was recorded at ESC2023 and doesn’t necessarily represent the views of the European Society of Cardiology.
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