Interventional cardiologist, Johns Hopkins Hospital & Frederick Health Hospital. Tweets are for entertainment only. No medical advice is intended or provided.
What do you do if your stent or balloon catheter shaft is too short to reach the lesion? (eg. during LAD PCI via long tortuous LIMA) Find out.
https://t.co/ZR5WT3YmOr
Remarkable case of PCI during prolonged VF arrest (127 minutes) at a community hospital, with patient making a complete recovery.
https://t.co/4j9FlrWrvL
What do you do if your balloon does not deflate? This is an extremely rare PCI complication, but with potentially disastrous consequences.
https://t.co/JXzcsC5Mxk
This video is a rather unusual case of an anterior STEMI that eventually required trifurcation stenting of an unprotected left main trifurcation and use of the "trissing" technique.
https://t.co/4pnEljPxIs
For an interventional cardiologist, coiling is a skill that's like an insurance policy: Good to have, but hope never to use it. In this video, I review a case of coronary perforation in which coiling turned out to be very handy.
https://t.co/oAkuo2AAtt
When is a STEMI not a STEMI? When both the LAD and RCA are both acutely occluded. This video reviews an unusual case of simultaneous acute LAD and RCA occlusions.
https://t.co/ZbM3s7v55B
Balloon-assisted microdissection (BAM), a.k.a. Grenadoplasty, is an under-utilized technique that can get you through difficult calcified lesions when atherectomy or IVL is not available. Here I discuss a case where it was useful during a STEMI.
https://t.co/2AMcc9Ye1i
Myocardial bridges are fairly common, and sometimes angina from myocardial bridges can be hard to treat. Beta blockers are the mainstay. But if angina persists, what next? Can you stent a bridge?
https://t.co/SYFDiLdAbO
Announcing my YouTube channel 6-in-the-A, https://t.co/KgYcGSJjNu
where I post regular videos on interventional cardiology and coronary artery disease.