Coronary catheter techniques 2 + Damping and ventricularization- Elias Hanna, Univ Iowa

-00:00 Additional techniques to engage the right coronary artery (radial and femoral access).
-25:42 Explanation of the mechanisms of damping and ventricularization upon coronary engagement, and methods of correction
-50:10 Additional techniques to engage the left coronary artery (radial land femoral access)

[@moustafakamalsaad2293]

thank you very much sir
please provide us with more lectures about interventional and general cardiology, because you sir simply give the best explanation of cardiology i have ever heard.
and the book is magnificent.

[@Coocoocachoo809]

Thank you very much as always, Dr. Hanna.

[@Nikesnipe]

excellent.

[@alirezajkh]

Perfect explanation..

[@aasaad007]

Good work sir3

[@ruwankodithuwakku8419]

Amazing sir...where re you from?

[@dr.ahmedomerlak591]

Thanks dear doctor your lecture so great, I hope you can make some vedio in regards of pacemaker too

[@hazem8770]

1st of all thank you very much,
I just have a question: in elderly when you try to engage RCA do you change the view from LAO to get better understanding of the elongated Aorta?

[@eliashanna8248]

My pleasure. In elongated aorta, I keep the same LAO to engage RCA. I just need to realize that the aorta is more horizontal than normally and that the origin of the RCA is lower on a vertical plane than it would normally be (I aim for lower when engaging it). I change the view during RCA engagement when I suspect anterior RCA takeoff (try RAO view)

[@aeyshamasood137]

Sir is ur book pdf available online or could u guide me how to get acess to your book or download it. I will be very grateful .

[@gyanpapisen7806]

sir...e i.by incubating an artery with a significant osteal lesion,I'm blocking blood supply to it and I'm finding damping. Shouldn't I be expecting ventricularisation since the ventricle is contrating and the distance between the tip of the catheter and the ventricular wall is filled with a stagnant collum of blood or a dye ? And why does intubation of the confusion artery cause VF ??

[@aeyshamasood137]

Very informative
Excellent.
Could u suggest some textbook or
Articles

[@eliashanna8248]

Thank you. I wrote a general cardiology textbook with a couple of catheterization chapters (Practical Cardiovascular Medicine). I also like a book by Thach Nguyen (Advanced interv cardiology tips and tricks).

[@aeyshamasood137]

@@eliashanna8248 will search for both. Are these available on line