Resources for learning Angiography/cardiac cath?

[Dr. Forssmann]

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I was just wondering if anyone had any recommendations on resources that could be used to systematically learn cardiac catheterization/angiography and anatomy?

 

[aafisahar]

Morton kerns cath book has 90% of what you need for the theory and reasoning

 

[deleted980918]

Dr. Brilakis manual of PCI. There is a youtube channel dedicated to it too. Morton kerns book is good and very meticulous but I find it hard to digest for beginners.

 

[Full Metal IC]

"Hi this is Manos Brilakis from the Minneapolis Heart Institute and the Cardiovascular Innovations Foundation presenting Chapter 69.1 of the Manual of Percutaneous Coronary Interventions: How to Perform Percutaneous Coronary Bypass Graft Surgery."

 

[Dr.Forssmann]

Morton kerns cath book has 90% of what you need for the theory and reasoning

general cath or interventional book? I bought both and they don't really go over the anatomy in detail

 

[shouldigomd]

Honestly I found it more difficult to try and learn all the "tricks" to identify vessels when I was starting. There are only 4 basic views so I would simply memorize how each should look and you will be golden. Once you have that down you can build upon it with more intricate details.