June 20th, 2012
C3 Global Summit, June 20, 2012
Aaron C. Earles, DO
The coronary track this morning began with discussions of the rationale for CTO interventions in “the era of appropriate use criteria” and of how to recognize unfavorable features for CTO PCI. The session concluded with two live case transmissions. The first case was of a 55-year-old man, an exsmoker with a history of diabetes mellitus and […]
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