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0824 - Sequence # 7850 | Patient Centered Reason for Delay
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Video Summary
The video discusses a patient scenario involving delays in performing a percutaneous coronary intervention (PCI) due to chest pain and ST elevations. Despite consulting cardiothoracic surgeons and diagnosing multi-vessel disease, it was concluded that the delay was not patient-centered. The transcript explains the criteria for categorizing delays in PCI as patient-centered, emphasizing that issues must be linked clearly to the patient and impact timing to PCI within the first 90 minutes. Examples of patient-centered delays include difficult vascular access, crossing culprit lesions, cardiac arrest, consent delays, and LV support device placement. The importance of accurate documentation by healthcare providers is highlighted.
Keywords
TAVR procedure
STEMI
PCI
valvular intervention
major adverse events
Percutaneous Coronary Intervention
Patient-Centered Delays
Multi-Vessel Disease
Healthcare Providers
Accurate Documentation
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