Watch Again New Frontiers in the Cath Lab

Watch again our Webinar “New frontiers in the Cath Lab” on our Youtube account. The event was held on 28/11/2020 and it was carried out by the Nurses and Technicians area.

What things will I learn if I watch this video?

  • 07:58 | Coronary Fractional Flow Reserve (FFR). Nursing Know How – Erika Hernández Álvarez (Colombia).
  • 31:20 | Prevalence of Ambulatory Angioplasty in the Hemodynamics Service – Federico Correa (Argentina).
  • 52:01 | Contrast means, types, uses and contraindications – Analía Bentancor (Uruguay).
  • 01:13:15 | Abdominal Aortic Aneurysm, Tips and Tricks at the Time of Evaluation – Mauro Intorre (Argentina).


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