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Oxford Live 2022

Published: 20 September 2022

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Part 2 | Session 2 of 4
Case Based Learning – Case 2 Severe Calcific Cad
Rafail Kotronias

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Part 3 | Session 1 Case Based Learning – Case 3 Multivessel CAD
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Part 3 | Session 2 How Do We Treat Diffuse Coronary Disease Using Physiology Guidance
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Part 1 | Session 2 Principals of Management Coronaries First? TAVI First? BAV? Flavio Ribichini

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Part 1 | Session 3 Case Based Learning – Case 1 Severe CAD and AS Federico Marin

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Overview

Now in its twelfth year, Oxford Live 2022, held on 1 September, was a case-based meeting combining coronary and structural live case transmissions from John Radcliffe Hospital, Oxford, with lecture presentations from national and international faculty.

The conference was led by course director and consultant cardiologist Prof Adrian Banning (John Radcliffe Hospital, UK).

This on-demand version of the programme is aimed at cardiologists, cardiac surgeons, specialist registrars and allied health professionals involved in caring for cardiac patients.

Oxford Live 2022 is supported by Boston Scientific.

Key Learning Objectives

To understand the management of coronary disease in patients with aortic stenosis
To understand the role of imaging in pre and post assessment of coronary disease and its management
To understand the influence of calcium on outcomes of coronary intervention and how to optimise patient outcomes

Target Audience

Cardiologists
Cardiac surgeons
Specialist registrars
Allied health professionals involved in caring for cardiac patients

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Part 1

Session 1: Aortic Stenosis and CAD

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Welcome and Introduction	Watch now
Principals of Management Coronaries First? TAVI First? BAV?	Watch now
Case Based Learning – Case 1 Severe CAD and AS	Watch now
Live Case 1: ACURATE Neo2 - John Radcliffe Hospital	Watch now
What Data Do We Need for TAVI to Become the Initial Treatment for Every Patient With AS	Watch now

Part 2

Session 2: Complex Coronary Disease

4 sessions
Imaging to Guide Your Strategy in Calcified Disease – Why Bother?	Watch now
Case Based Learning – Case 2 Severe Calcific Cad	Watch now
Live Case 2: Calcific Coronary Disease and Imaging - John Radcliffe Hospital	Watch now
Imaging for Stent Failure – What Are the Rules?	Watch now

Part 3

Session 3: Multivessel Disease

5 sessions
Case Based Learning – Case 3 Multivessel CAD	Watch now
How Do We Treat Diffuse Coronary Disease Using Physiology Guidance	Watch now
Live Case 3: Multivessel – Syntax 2 Case - John Radcliffe Hospital	Watch now
DEB - How Should We Use Them and Why	Watch now
How Do We Treat Cardiogenic Shock in 2022: The Role of Revasuclarisation and LV Support	Watch now

Faculty Biographies

Rafail Kotronias

Rafail Kotronias

MD

Dr Rafail Kotronias is an Academic Cardiology Trainee at the Oxford Heart Centre and the Department of Cardiovascular Medicine, University of Oxford. He is aspiring to train as an interventional cardiologist with an interest in coronary artery and calcific aortic valve disease.

His current research work focuses on invasive and non-invasive multimodality assessment of coronary artery disease utilising coronary physiology, cardiac computed tomography and magnetic resonance imaging.

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