Alberto Hendler MD FESC

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Alberto Hendler MD FESC

Alberto Hendler MD FESC

@ahendler3

Past director interventional cardiology unit, assaf harofeh medical center, tel-aviv university

Israel Katılım Eylül 2017
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Sunil V. Rao
Sunil V. Rao@SVRaoMD·
Trying to get challenging femoral access without ultrasound…
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Alfredo E Rodriguez
Alfredo E Rodriguez@AlfredoERodrig2·
@gbiondizoccai The picture is not clear enough However, could be the 1st Andreas Gruntzig PTCA course in Zurich and Richard K. Myler, my mentor and a pioneer of PTCA in USA, was one of the attendees
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Giuseppe Biondi-Zoccai
Giuseppe Biondi-Zoccai@gbiondizoccai·
A must-reply question for any would-be invasive cardiologist: which course are attending these people, and who are them?
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Adriano Caixeta MD, PhD, DSc
Adriano Caixeta MD, PhD, DSc@adrianocaixeta·
SCAD and healing documented by OCT (1/2) An otherwise healthy 57-year-old female patient with no risk factors for coronary artery disease presented to the ER with acute chest pain. The patient had been taking appetite suppressant (dimethylamylamine, Oxyelite Pro) for the last 7 days. Coronary angiography revealed extensive and abrupt lumen narrowing in the obtuse marginal. Optical coherence tomography (OCT) showed an intramural hematoma that was 20mm long, with a 10mm length of near-circumferential dissection (double lumen) with no evidence of atherosclerosis. The patient was discharged after medical management with aspirin, clopidogrel, low-molecular weight heparin. Six months later a new coronary angiography and OCT were performed revealing a complete spontaneous resolution of the dissection. Figs from our paper pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/27383563/ @SCADalliance @iSCADregistry #CardioOCT #ScaliburRegistry @hect2701 @mmamas1973 @CMichaelGibson
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A.Nazmi Calik
A.Nazmi Calik@ANazmiCalik·
👩🏻‍🦱 45 yo, pw/ #NSTEMI ⬆️ hsTrop I = 0.792 ng/mL 🚫 No atherosclerotic risk factors ↔️ Stable hemodynamic status 🔍 Invasive CAG👇 What is next? A. PCI B. This is #SCAD 👉 Conservative C. CABG D. I need IC imaging @PCRonline @sbrugaletta @mirvatalasnag
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Alberto Hendler MD FESC
Alberto Hendler MD FESC@ahendler3·
@arun_kahlon The angle is favorable for PCI. The LCX is free of disease (angiographycally), so PCI from LM to LAD crossing over LCX.
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Arun Singh Kahlon, MD, FSCAI
Arun Singh Kahlon, MD, FSCAI@arun_kahlon·
Male in early 20’s. Would you CABG or PCI. If PCI, would you try to “nail the ostia” or go into LM?
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Angioplasty.Org
Angioplasty.Org@angioplastyorg·
This case has generated many comments w/suggestions from cutting balloons & short stents to IVUS even to CABG! Eagerly awaiting the denouement and post-procedural shots (w/appropriate musical accompaniment) from @DrAnkushG!
Ankush Gupta@DrAnkushG

#CardioTwitter 50 yrs 👧 NSTEMI, EF 25%, on going chest pain, how will u manage? @abadkhan2002 @LAzzaliniMD @evandrofilhobr @DrSaritaRao2 @mmamas1973 @mirvatalasnag @DrRajeshVijay @angioplastyorg @sbrugaletta @SripalBangalore @DrDarshanDoshi @abhinav5424 @ShariqShamimMD

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