@gbiondizoccai@ccijournal I do a variation of this as it can be hard to exit the sidearm. I cut the hypotube of the sheath and instead thread through a stopcock. I do this for each Prostyle pair. Applies light tension and keeps them clean and straight.
Live at NCVH 2026 β hands-on with the latest in peripheral intervention.
Weβre showcasing the new **Crosslead Tracker and Penetration wires** (excellent tracking in tortuosity, controlled cap engagement, and strong device support).
Highlight of the week: Our official Asahi Intecc Lunch Symposium βItβs Time! Transforming PAD and CLTI Care from Top to Toeβ
π Wednesday, May 27 β’ 12:00 β 1:00 PM
π Waldorf Ballroom
Host: Dr. Craig Walker
Keynote Speaker: Mr. Masahiko Miyata (Chairman & Founder, Asahi Intecc)
Speakers: Dr. Ashwani Sastry, Dr. Jay Mathews, Dr. Osama Ibrahim
Fellows, attendings, and lab teams β what PAD/CLTI topics do you hope they cover? Drop your thoughts or questions below π
#NCVH2026 #Crosslead #AsahiMedEd #PeripheralIntervention #CLTI #PAD #MedEd
@Dr_Alan_N Saying Dr. Fisher didn't earn his place is extremely laughable. He's an accomplished surgeon, global thought leader, and incredibly intelligent. This whole thread is weird and kinda racist.
@WestAxDeviation@SVRaoMD Via a lateral thoracotomy access the LAD retrograde with an 8 fr sheath. Two big ass NC balloons and DCBs. Use your index finger for manual hemostasis. Everything will be fine... π
@ncurzen@angioplastyorg@RevEspCardiol I wish this was true. Any vascular complications we bail out as well. Has made us very creative endo operators. Simply having these services is not enough. It's also willing, collaborative colleagues to help with rescue when needed
@angioplastyorg@ncurzen@RevEspCardiol Some of our surgeons have said that if the patient is being referred for TAVI, there there is no surgical rescue.
@plasticolicious@SalaryDr There are busy folks in the OBL/ASC world that are able to pull that off. It would be usual if that was net pay as there are a lot of expenses.
@J_N_Ryder@DianeCarolRoy1@1800COUNTRY@DrNeilStone COVID was way more transmissible (R3-4 vs R1-1.5). Amazing how masking, washing hands, and social distancing obliterated flu transmission. Once that stopped, it and a number of other viruses came back with a vengeance.