Ep 6: DCBs to Treat Small Vessel Disease

Ep 10: Emerging Indications

In this final episode, Dr Rasha Al-Lamee and Dr Darren Mylotte provide a comprehensive summary of where we are currently with DCB and then look forwards by exploring the evolving landscape of DCB and their potential applications in the future. This podcast series is supported by Medtronic.

Ep 9: Acute Results for Scaffold vs No Scaffold

Host, Dr Rasha Al-Lamee, is joined by Dr Luca Testa in this episode to compare the use of scaffolds versus no scaffolds, highlighting key differences. The discussion illuminates the standards and benchmarks that define success in DCB procedures, shedding light on the factors that contribute to favourable outcomes. They will also explain the rationale as to why no perfect results of DCB could be accepted. The positions and opinions of the participants are based on their professional clinical judgement. This podcast series is supported by Medtronic.

Ep 8: Lesion Preparation for DCB

In this insightful episode, the focus is on the crucial aspects of lesion preparation for DCB. Dr Rasha Al-Lamee and Prof Flavio Ribichini delve into why vessel preparation matters significantly in the context of DCB treatments and provide a comprehensive checklist to enable successful lesion preparations. Join the 15,000 listeners learning about DCB! This podcast series is supported by Medtronic.

Ep 7: Hybrid Use of DCB and DES in PCI

Can DCB and DES be complementary for complex percutaneous coronary intervention (PCI)? Dr Rasha Al-Lamee and Dr Juan Iglesias explore this question and more during this educational podcast episode. They'll also be explaining when and how you can use DCB and DES in the same patient. This podcast series is supported by Medtronic.

Ep 6: DCBs to Treat Small Vessel Disease

In this episode, Dr Rasha Al-Lamee and Prof Azfar Zaman lead the discussion on managing small vessel disease and the evolving role of DCB in its treatment, including safety considerations when using DCB in small vessels. This podcast series is supported by Medtronic.