PCR 2016, which is held every year in Paris, saw massive participation by interventional cardiologists from around the world, which indicates the growing importance of this discipline in the field of cardiovascular diseases. Among the highlights were the results of the most recent studies on new devices and anti-platelet therapies in the treatment of acute coronary syndrome, as well as the rapid advancement of percutaneous techniques for valve replacement.
PCR 2016, which is held every year in Paris, saw massive participation by interventional cardiologists from around the world, which indicates the growing importance of this discipline in the field of cardiovascular diseases. Among the highlights were the results of the most recent studies on new devices and anti-platelet therapies in the treatment of acute coronary syndrome, as well as the rapid advancement of percutaneous techniques for valve replacement.
interviews
Percutaneous valve replacement will be standard treatment
Huge advances in percutaneous mitral valve replacement
GISE: i successi dell'associazione e i progetti per il futuro
Renal denervation may be effective in reducing blood pressure
Eventi avversi a 30 gg: in due trial, Absorb BVS comparabile a DES
Results of the trial "It disappears" on stenting complex lesions
I risultati delo studio IT-DISAPPEARS
Live demonstration from Dubai Hospital
Interventional cardiology: innovation trial results
Lesioni complesse: risultati di un sottostudio dell'Evolve II
The true predictors and outcomes of coronary perforation
Lo studio su "Instantaneous wave-free ratio"
A study on "Instantaneous wave-free ratio"
Techniques for carotid artery stenting
