CV ASC Registry Education-Intra or Post-Procedure Event Types Requiring a Diagnosis

Intra or Post-Procedure Event Types Requiring a Diagnosis

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Video Summary

The video transcript discusses events like cardiac perforation, coronary venous dissection, hemothorax, pneumothorax, and TIA. Cardiac perforation may not show symptoms and could be self-sealing, caused by leads migrating to the epicardial surface. Coronary venous dissection can occur when working with pacing leads, leading to tears in the coronary sinus wall. Hemothorax is a blood accumulation in the chest and pneumothorax is an air accumulation in the chest. Lastly, TIA is a temporary neurological dysfunction due to reduced blood flow without an acute infarction. These events may require a physician's diagnosis.

Keywords

cardiac perforation

coronary venous dissection

hemothorax

pneumothorax

TIA