TAVR Archives - Centre for Cardiovascular Innovation

David Wood In Covid-19 Resources, Education, Podcast

Multisociety Roadmap for Restarting Elective Cardiac Cases

Multisociety Roadmap for Restarting Elective Cardiac Cases TWITTER Centre for Cardiovascular Innovation @CCI_CIC ICMYI: @CCI_CIC investigators participated in a Late Breaking study presented at #ESCCongress last weekend!! An important study

David Wood In Covid-19 Resources, Education, Podcast, TAVR

Podcast – Minimalist TAVR During the Pandemic

Podcast - Minimalist TAVR During the Pandemic: A New Era for TAVR - Lessons Learned from the Pandemic TWITTER Centre for Cardiovascular Innovation @CCI_CIC ICMYI: @CCI_CIC investigators participated in a

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Podcast – Minimalist TAVR During the Pandemic

Podcast - Minimalist TAVR During the Pandemic:Triaging tests, managing waitlists and optimizing procedures in the coming weeks TWITTER Centre for Cardiovascular Innovation @CCI_CIC ICMYI: @CCI_CIC investigators participated in a Late

David Wood In Covid-19 Resources, Education, Podcast, TAVR

Precautions and Procedures

Webinar VideoPrecautions and Procedures for Coronary and Structural Cardiac Interventions during the COVID-19 Pandemic: Guidance from CAIC-ACCI TWITTER Centre for Cardiovascular Innovation @CCI_CIC ICMYI: @CCI_CIC investigators participated in a Late

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Conversations with Leading Cardiovascular Specialists

Webinar - Conversations with Leading Cardiovascular Specialists on the Front Line: Preparing for the Coming Surge TWITTER Centre for Cardiovascular Innovation @CCI_CIC ICMYI: @CCI_CIC investigators participated in a Late Breaking

David Wood In Covid-19 Resources, Education, TAVR, Video

TAVR and COVID-19

Webinar - TAVR and COVID-19: Experiences From the US and Canada and Latest Society Guidance TWITTER Centre for Cardiovascular Innovation @CCI_CIC ICMYI: @CCI_CIC investigators participated in a Late Breaking study