Includes contributions from experienced and newly qualified interventional cardiologists, all innovators in the field.

Demonstrates how to avoid falling into the traps that others have experienced.

Explores a broad spectrum of conditions, from the surprising to the commonplace.

Helps operators recognize an array of coronary lesions and address those lesions with a variety of tools.

Filled with carefully selected and arranged case studies that make the information easily accessible, Case Studies in Interventional Cardiology provides examples of operators innovating new solutions and extending the scope of the technology, often well outside the bounds of the "indications for use" described by the manufacturer. The editor has selected a range of specialists to comment on the topic and present case studies. These innovative contributors describe the exceptional cases of today that may well become the norm of tomorrow.