I am thrilled to have the opportunity to present 2 x complex PCI cases and one poster at #EuroPCR2026. Very good discussion points. Thank you prof #FarzinOrdoubadi for support and guidance and cardiology team at Manchester University NHS Foundation trust team.
It was my please to present our case at #PCRlondonvalve 2025, great course to learn, teach, share ideas and experience, connect and network with colleagues from all over the globe #PCR Thanks for the organisers
@DrIHHashmi1 Thanks.. still I wouldnโt stent, I ll bring back after 6-8 weeks and do an OCT or re-IVUS HD if available. Cardiac CT is a good option as well.
@SyedYNaqvi1 So you will need to give nitruposside/adenosine.
Regarding stenting, my main concern is stent thrombosis as it does not seem to supply large myocardium, I probably might have done prolong inflation and accept some recoil.
@SyedYNaqvi1 Acute vessel closure, it could be edge dissection and could be no-reflow and could be both, on way to find out is to pass a microcatheter distal vessel and small injection, if flow that is dissection, if poor flow thatโs no-reflow phenomenon due to distal thrombus/plaque debris
3. Drug eluting balloons: should we use them more? By Dr Ahmed Ayuna
In the latest BCS editorial @drahmedayuna makes the case for DEBsโฆ
Who stands to benefit? How do you use them? Find out more..
https://t.co/ZyA0XVFjrG
#CardioTwitter#CardioEd#MedTwitter
@husseintaqi86 Unfortunately, I think he is largely correct, not sure how the things will be with the new curriculum๐ . Important thing for BCIS to address.
Thymic carcinoma with extrinsic occlusion of the left anterior descending artery: a distinctive case of myocardial โฆ https://t.co/7JJnh99cnd
Our most recent work..interesting case