Facilitating cardiac decision-making at the point of care

Chest pain is one of the most common presentations at Addenbrooke's Hospital. To meet this need, the hospital opened a 24/7 laboratory within the emergency department, the first hospital in the UK to enable rapid diagnosis of cardiovascular disease to quickly determine an appropriate therapy. .

Planning with CT scans may improve outcomes in CTO PCI

Improvements in both technologies and techniques have led to an increase in the procedural success rates of PCI for CTOs. Furthermore, evidence is emerging that preprocedural planning with CT angiography may help to further improve the success rate of these procedures.

Complex PCIs: The "number one" trend in coronary interventions

More and more complex PCI procedures are being performed. This article explores the reasons why, such as the findings of the SYNTAX study that showed equal clinical outcomes between surgery and PCI for certain subsets of patients.

Pushing frontiers with advanced imaging tools

Imaging has always been an important factor during PCI, but has become even more important given the increasing number of complex PCI procedures being performed. Find out more about the latest developments in imaging for procedure guidance in this article.

How innovations in imaging can improve CTO procedures

Professor Julinda Mehilli, MD, works in one of the largest cardiac centers in Germany. At LMU Munich's Medical Center, she performs many complex procedures including CTO every year. With the help of syngo CTO Guidance, she can plan the procedure in more detail...

Treating complex chronic total occlusions

Many cath labs will not treat patients with complex CTOs interventionally given the challenges of visualizing the anatomy around an occlusion. A case from University Hospital Erlangen shows how 3D imaging, coupled with advanced guidance software...

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