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Gustavo Samaja, C3 2019 – Incomplete Versus Complete Revascularisation

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Published Online: Jul 5th 2019

Dr Gustavo Samaja (Sanatorio Colegiales, CABA, Buenos Aires, Argentina) spoke to us at C3 about the difference and selection considerations between incomplete and complete revascularisation in patients with coronary artery disease. He also gave his practical advice for physicians approaching the use of revascularisation treatment in patients.

Speaker’s Disclosures: Gustavo Samaja has nothing to declare in relation to this video interview.

Questions:
1. What are the key considerations in the selection of incomplete over complete revascularisation in patients with coronary artery disease? (0:04)
2. What practical advice would you provide to physicians approaching revascularisation treatment in their patients? (1:39)

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Filmed in partnership with C3 at the 2019 annual meeting in Orlando, Florida, June 2019.

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