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#Sharing Is Learning Sometimes, a follow-up angiogram isn’t rewarding—but it can be revealing. It helps you reflect, recognize the error, and grow. Learn from your own mistakes—but better from others’. Could you please describe this angiogram?

#Sharing is learning CardioQuiz 60-year-old male with prior inferior wall MI & PCI to RCA, now planned for staged PCI to LAD. Review this angiogram carefully. What is the rarest coronary anomaly you can identify ???

Incidence and Predictors of Temporary Pacemaker Implantation Induced Cardiac Perforation Dr Akhil Sharma @KGMU_medical heartrhythmjournal.com/article/S1547-…

#Sharing is learning Clinical Riddle for the Curious Minds 48-year-old male H/o chest pain 2 weeks ago Now crashes in acute LVF What’s your most probable diagnosis? How would you manage this? And my provocative question: can a cardiologist still turn the tide?

# Sharing is learning What’s going on here? Are you comfortable with that? Are you going to deploy a device??? Sometimes, intervention demands intuition beyond the algorithm.

#Sharing is learning What’s going on here? Sometimes one mistake doesn’t define the outcome. Even a misstep can’t stop a committed heart from completing the job. Finally, good work prevails.

#Sharing Is Learning That’s exactly what the previous case taught us. Post–septal puncture, every needle movement must be closely monitored under fluoroscopy. A moment’s lapse can lead to major complications. Stay meticulous. Learn continuously.

#Sharing is learning Another angiogram for the curious cardiologists Spotted something truly rare and fascinating—something I’ve never encountered before in my cath lab career. Have you seen this ? Share your experience and how you them. Let’s learn together.

#Sharing is learning Another intriguing echocardiogram case! What’s your provisional diagnosis based on this echo? How would you approach its management? Is there a path forward for the interventional cardiologist? Let’s discuss. Your thoughts could shape the learning curve for

Proud to Share a Landmark Achievement! Thrilled to announce the publication of our largest prospective study to date in the prestigious Heart Rhythm Journal (kwnsfk27.r.eu-west-1.awstrack.me/L0/https:%2F%2…). Our research addresses a critically underexplored area in clinical

#Sharing is learning Sharing another echocardiographic view with color Doppler along with Cardiac CT of the previously discussed case. These detailed images are being shared for your kind perusal and expert insights — to aid in planning the most appropriate device closure

#Sharing is learning We successfully performed this rare, unusual, and one of the most challenging interventions — a truly life-saving procedure in a surgically turned-down patient. For fellows: Can you identify the procedure and the device position? #Cardiology #Intervention

A true nightmare in the cath lab: 50M with inferior STEMI, normal coronaries, then collapsed. Aortogram clip speaks for itself. The saying goes, 'If you haven’t faced it in the cath lab, you haven’t seen enough cases.' Yoni Grossman PCRonline 🫀 mandeep singh