Introduction to percutaneous coronary intervention

Describe the basic anatomy of coronary artery and cardiac veins

How to use anti platelets and anti coagulation in PCI

The radial is one of the most utilised access for coronary intervention nowadays, the standard technique is explained

Inspite of being underutilised now! Still has some role in peripheral interventions

Venous access is used in many procedures from temporary pacing, RV study to TVAI

In radial artery, its very important to know the anatomical variant that you may encounter during radial access interventions.

The most common catheter type and how to engage with the them

Different types of catheters, how and when to use?

The manifold is the base to conduct air sealed system

The Y connector

the idea and how to use it

How to use the ideflator

Different types of guidewire and general info about them

Different types of PCI wires

The monorail balloon explaines

Know your balloons, semi vs non-compliant balloons

The balloon is an essential tool during PCI and coronary intervention; here, I will provide excellent tips about balloon flushing clipping, and balloon re-wrapping

You should know the different stent design before deploying

The story behind the stent development

The issue of stent size and the expansion capacity

The relationship between the stent struts and the balloon knob

The development of Promus stents

The issue of Nikle allergy that may be behind coronary stents

The techniques of imaging and lesion analysis 

What is the syntax score, and what is the difference between syntax scores I and II and 2020?

How to use them to facilitate clinical judgment.

How to calculate syntax scores I and II

DICOM and PACS and how to use DICOM viewers

In certain situations, you may lose some materials while conducting PCI, or in any other situation, not all cath. Labs are equipped with a snare: here, we provide an easy way to make a snare from the usual materials that can be used to retrieve any lost materials from the body.