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Management of Aortic Stenosis - William Suh, MD - UCLA Health
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- 1 Introduction
- 2 Coronary artery disease
- 3 Normal artery
- 4 Angina
- 5 Noninvasive tests
- 6 When to perform invasive cardiac catheterization
- 7 What is plaque rupture
- 8 What is cardiac catheterization
- 9 Cardiac catheterization from the groin
- 10 Why do we do the procedure from the arm
- 11 Which way would you choose
- 12 Why not all cardiologists perform radial procedures
- 13 Learning curve
- 14 Study
- 15 UCL experience
- 16 Diagnosis
- 17 Symptoms
- 18 Severe inoperable aortic stenosis
- 19 Aortic valve replacement
- 20 Severe left ventricular dysfunction
- 21 Edwards Sapien valve
- 22 Balloon valvuloplasty
- 23 Heart failure symptoms
- 24 Cohort A
- 25 Medtronic Core Valve
- 26 Typical Characteristics
- 27 Risk Calculator
- 28 Transesophageal Echo
- 29 Transapical Approach
- 30 Sapien XT
