Successful left
#Basilica
ViV
#TAVR
, (VTC 3 mm) followed by
#BVF
, on Angiomax (hx of HIT) + IVIG + Plt transfusions for Evan syndrome (baseline Plt 25K) ESRD patient. Is defentily one complex
#TAVR
with great outcomes.. kudos to all members of
#SHD
team
@UTHealthSAValve
Congratulations to our 👨🎓 👩🎓 Cards and IC fellows
@UTHealthSA
! We are proud of you! Thank you for this kind recognition! I have learned so much form every single one of you as well!
@FawadVirk1
Dr Roy, Dr Cheema, Dr Hughston
@elias_ghazwan
Dr Harfouch, Dr Parmar, Dr Rodriguez 👍
Today, our physician Dr. Ahmed A. Almomani became the first in San Antonio to perform an innovative new version of the TAVR procedure.
The transcaval TAVR expands access of this type of treatment to patients who would not traditionally be candidates.
What are your plans and techniques to deal with the worldwide iodinated contrast shortage
#contrastshortage
? If you have not discussed it yet at your program, be ready to discuss it! Let us learn from each other!
#CardioTwitter
please share your ideas!
#PCI
#TAVR
This week we did the sign off for our 5 new cardiac/EP labs including a state of the art second hybrid room for our
#TAVR
and
#SHD
cases. Looking forward to treating our patients in this new and amazing HVI starting January
@UnivHealthSys
@UTHealthSA
@UTHealthSAValve
19 Mitroflow (ture ID 15.5) with severe AS mild to moderate AI, very narrow sinuses and very low LM suppling proximal LAD/Diag and OM 1, atretic LIMA to distal LAD, RCA ostial CTO with patent graft. Not a surgical candidate.
@UTHealthSAValve
PDA in adults is rare & interesting! Definitely, closure procedure is neat & gratifying! 45 yo patient with dyspnea and machinery murmur of PDA (Confirmed by echo & CT). Qp/Qs 1.7, PASP 37 mm Hg decreased to 23 mm Hg after closure!
@UTHealthSAValve
@UnivHealthSA
@SAIFSanAntonio
Kinked guide due to severe tortuosity preventing stent delivery. Successfully managed with "Guidoplasty" high pressure balloon inflation at kink site (arrow) and Guideliner to provide more support/stiffness to the guide body. Stent delivered successfully!
#RadialFirst
@EleidMack
This is an extracardiac mitral valve conduit/replacement, between the LAA and the LV Apex with an epic valve in it to treat severe MS. Your wire going RA transseptal to LA then to the LV through the conduit, back to through the native mitral to the LA and externalized.
45 yo patient with severe rheumatic mitral stenosis, did an angiogram before an intended valvuloplasty, and here is my surprise!! Interestingly never had chest pain, but always felt tired and was not able to participate in sports growing up. Note PA catheter.
#SHD
#RadialFirst
@sarahhudsonuk
Great case Sarah! I am glade you used OCT. As we all know FFR is not reliable in ACS culprit lesions and we must image if negative. We use the algorithm attached also see link:
The elongated LVOT allowed for intentional subannular landing zone/deployment 29S3 + 2 cc with is 25% oversized. Resulted is a very nice waist and seal. Echo images to follow. Patient has a pre-existing RBBB and first degree with some drops beats, so PPM was placed before TAVR
Follow up on this case. Discussed options with the patient, elected for device closure. Successful closure with an ASD occluder for the anterior defect and cribriform septal occluder for the posterior defect. Thanks to
@jtsaxon
for sharing his experience with a very similar case.
#shockwave
is definitely a game changer. 65 yo post laryngectomy, NSTEMI, CS, LM thrombus and 3 vessel disease, ostial 99% RCA, severe iliac disease. Shockwave of the iliac,
#impella
CP, single access, complete revasc. patient d/c home in few days.
@SAIFSanAntonio
#CHIP
Today I did a
#TAVR
with bivalirudin, patient has Hx of HIT, and had to use a combination of proglides, angioseal and >25 minutes manual pressure to achieve hemostasis. I like to learn from your experience with TAVR and HIT, do you use bivalirudin? How do you manage access?
ACC/AHA 2020 valve guidelines: Low and intermediate risk patients Age >80 with suitable anatomy TAVR is class I while SAVR is class 2a, Age 65-80 both TAVR and SAVR are class I. Shared decision-making by the heart team and the patient is the key!
@UTHealthSAValve
@AnandPrasadMD
26 Evolute Pro
#TAVR
in type 0 bicuspid valve, pre-dil with 20 mm balloon, trying to deploy as high as possible. Looks great on this image. But do not forget to rotate your C-arm and check.. 1/4
Proud of our cardiac catheterization lab nurses, technologists, receptionists and supportive staff for the great work they do. Congratulations for the numerous awards you earn each year, and 2020 was not an exception!!
@UnivHealthSys
@UTHealthSA
@Cardiology
@ACCmediacenter
San Antonio continues to bring interesting pathology, second PDA closure is few months. Both patients in there 40’s. Thankful to be able to serve the community and make an impact in patient care with our awesome team
@UTHealthSA
@UTHealthSAValve
@UnivHealthSA
@SAIFSanAntonio
PDA in adults is rare & interesting! Definitely, closure procedure is neat & gratifying! 45 yo patient with dyspnea and machinery murmur of PDA (Confirmed by echo & CT). Qp/Qs 1.7, PASP 37 mm Hg decreased to 23 mm Hg after closure!
@UTHealthSAValve
@UnivHealthSA
@SAIFSanAntonio
As many of you correctly concluded, this is a patient with previous ROSS and severe AI, the annulus of the autograft is very large and will not allow for 20% oversized of an S3RU valve, however, patient has an elongated LVOT which is not very contractile
Severe AS in a low risk patient (STS PROM 2.5%), annulus 435/75, SOV 28/28/29, mostly effaced STJ with low LM at 8 mm. Pictures below. What would you do? Please comment if other..
#TAVR
#SAVR
@UTHealthSAValve
@JoChikweMD
@tssmn
@CedarsSinai
So are we comparing operable vs inoperable patients? TEER is only done in very high risk/inoperable patients for primary MR! So not sure if we are comparing apples to oranges here (selection bias)! This is an honest question and I will appreciate it if you help us understand!
The Structural Cardiology Fellowship at
@saintlukeskc
@MidAmericaHeart
is accepting applications for AY 2021-2022! Train with experts in the field of interventional cardiology and participate in a high volume of cutting edge procedures!
DM for details
@akcmahi
@jtsaxon
Patient with severe AS, NYHAII symptoms. Intermediate to high risk, Pre
#TAVR
PCI done for a proximal to Mid significant LAD lesion. After PCI patient feels much better and reports complete resolution of symptoms! What would you do? I know it is not uncommon!
I will start! We are discussing canceling elective cases. Using something like DyeVert Plus injection systems that can recycle wasted contrast. CO2 contrast for peripheral. Ultra low contrast PCI and TAVR.
Join us at 7:30 AM ET Wednesday for cath conference.
@badrharfouch
will discuss "Coronary Artery Perforation: A Rare Serious Complication of Pericardiocentesis."
If you need a registration link, please email mwhc.cathconference
@gmail
.com