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Chronic Total Occlusions (CTO): 60 Second Insights

Published: 08 March 2018

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Part 1 Ajay Kirtane Ajay J Kirtane

Part 2 | Session 1 Ajay Kirtane Ajay J Kirtane

Part 2 | Session 2 Simon Walsh Simon J Walsh

Part 2 | Session 3 Paul Knaapen Paul Knaapen

Part 2 | Session 4 Emmanouil Brilakis Emmanouil S Brilakis

Part 2 | Session 5 Carlos Di Mario Carlos Di Mario

Part 2 | Session 6 Patrick Serruys Patrick W Serruys

Part 2 | Session 7 Gerald Werner Gerald S Werner

Part 3 | Session 1 Ajay Kirtane Ajay J Kirtane

Part 3 | Session 2 Simon Walsh Simon J Walsh

Part 3 | Session 3 Paul Knaapen Paul Knaapen

Part 3 | Session 4 Emmanouil Brilakis Emmanouil S Brilakis

Part 3 | Session 5 Carlos Di Mario Carlos Di Mario

Part 3 | Session 6 Patrick Serruys Patrick W Serruys

Part 3 | Session 7 Gerald Werner Gerald S Werner

Part 4 | Session 1 Ajay Kirtane

Part 4 | Session 2 Simon Walsh Simon J Walsh

Part 4 | Session 3 Paul Knaapen Paul Knaapen

Part 4 | Session 4 Emmanouil Brilakis Emmanouil S Brilakis

Part 4 | Session 5 Patrick Serruys Patrick W Serruys

Part 4 | Session 6 Gerald Werner Gerald S Werner

Part 5 | Session 1 Ajay Kirtane Ajay J Kirtane

Part 5 | Session 2 Simon Walsh Simon J Walsh

Part 5 | Session 3 Paul Knaapen Paul Knaapen

Part 5 | Session 4 Emmanouil Birlakis Emmanouil S Brilakis

Part 5 | Session 5 Carlos Di Mario Carlos Di Mario

Part 5 | Session 6 Patrick Serruys Patrick W Serruys

Part 5 | Session 7 Gerald Werner Gerald S Werner

Part 6 | Session 1 Ajay Kirtane Ajay J Kirtane

Part 6 | Session 2 Simon Walsh Simon J Walsh

Part 6 | Session 3 Paul Knaapen Paul Knaapen

Part 6 | Session 4 Emmanouil Birkalis Emmanouil S Brilakis

Part 6 | Session 5 Carlos Di Mario Carlos Di Mario

Part 6 | Session 6 Patrick Serruys Patrick W Serruys

Part 6 | Session 7 Gerald Werner Gerald S Werner

Part 7 | Session 1 Ajay Kirtane Ajay J Kirtane

Part 7 | Session 2 Simon Walsh Simon J Walsh

Part 7 | Session 3 Paul Knaapen Paul Knaapen

Part 7 | Session 4 Emmanouil Birkalis Emmanouil S Brilakis

Part 7 | Session 5 Carlos Di Mario Carlos Di Mario

Part 7 | Session 6 Patrick Serruys Patrick W Serruys

Part 7 | Session 7 Gerald Werner Gerald S Werner

Part 8 | Session 1 Ajay Kirtane Ajay J Kirtane

Part 8 | Session 2 Simon Walsh Simon J Walsh

Part 8 | Session 3 Paul Knaapen Paul Knaapen

Part 8 | Session 4 Emmanouil Birlakis Emmanouil S Brilakis

Part 8 | Session 5 Carlos Di Mario Carlos Di Mario

Part 8 | Session 6 Patrick Serruys Patrick W Serruys

Part 8 | Session 7 Gerald Werner Gerald S Werner

Part 9 | Session 1 Ajay Kirtane Ajay J Kirtane

Part 9 | Session 2 Simon Walsh Simon J Walsh

Part 9 | Session 3 Paul Knaappen Paul Knaapen

Part 9 | Session 4 Emmanouil Brilakis Emmanouil S Brilakis

Part 9 | Session 5 Patrick Serruys Patrick W Serruys

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Overview

A series of 60-second interviews where Ajay Kirtane, Simon Walsh, Paul Knappen, Emmanouil Brilakis, Carlos Di Mario, Partick Serruys and Gerald Werner provide their thoughts on CTOs.

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Faculty Biographies

Carlos Di Mario

Carlos Di Mario

Full Professor of Cardiology

Prof Carlo Di Mario was born in Modena, Italy and graduated in medicine, specialising in cardiology, from the University of Padua. He trained in interventional cardiology and worked at the Erasmus University of Rotterdam, the Netherlands, where he completed his PhD. He became professor of cardiology at the University of Florence and director of structural interventional cardiology at the Careggi University Hospital, Florence, Italy.

He has previously served as research and clinical director for interventional cardiology at the University Vita-Salute of the San Raffaele Hospital in Milan and consultant cardiologist at the Royal Brompton and Harefield NHS Foundation Trust. Between January 2003 and November 2016, he was…

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