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SOLACI-CACI 2021 | TCT Session: The Future of PCI

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✔️ Watch the TCT session in the Congreso SOLACI-CACI 2021.

👨‍🏫 Program:

  • 00:54 – The Future of PCI. Identification and treatment of vulnerable plaque – Gregg Stone
  • 32:50 – State of the Art: Intracoronary Imaging – Gary Mintz
  • 57:04 – DAPT: Today and Beyond – Roxana Mehran

✔️ Chairpersons: Aníbal Damonte & Alfredo E. Rodríguez.
✔️ Digital Moderator: Miguel Larribau.
✔️ Panelistas: Chavarría, Jorge – Feres, Fausto – Fernández, Alejandro Abel – Pérez de la Hoz, Ricardo -Rubilar, Bibiana – Veas, Nicolás.

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