PHILIPS Complexities of Coronary Intervention – Contemporary PCI in LM Disease

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* 1. Have you viewed either of the webinars live?

Yes

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* 2. Was it broadcast at a time convenient for your schedule?

Yes

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* 3. What time is best for you to view a live broadcast?

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* 4. What country do you work in?

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* 5. Have you viewed the webinar on demand? (tick all that apply)

Webinar 1

Webinar 2

Neither yet

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* 6. How did you find the length of the live session (90 minutes)?

Too long

Too short

Just right

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* 7. Has the content been relevant to your current clinical practice?

Yes

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* 8. If no, what content would you like to see?

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* 9. Do you use imaging in all of your Left Main procedures?

Yes

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* 10. What is the proportion of your Left Main PCI procedures in which you use IVUS guidance?

Under 25%

25-50%

50-75%

Above 75%

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* 11. What is the proportion of your Left Main PCI procedures in which you use Physiology guidance?

Under 25%

25-50%

50-75%

Above 75%

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* 12. When you guide the Left Main PCI procedure with IVUS, do you use Advanced Imaging Tool (IVUS Co-registration) in conjunction with IVUS as part of your strategy?

Yes, if using IVUS during Left Main procedures, I do Co-registration most of the time (75-100%)

Yes, often (50-75%)

Yes, occasionally (25-50%).

Rarely, but I do have the technology (Under 25%)

No, I do not have the technology

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* 13. What percentage of Left Main PCI in your practice requires a two-stent strategy?

10%

20%

30%

40%

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* 14. What is the most challenging issue of Left Main PCI in your practice? (Tick the 2 that apply the most to you)

Lesion complexities

Procedure complexities

Decision making during the procedure

Long-term outcome: in-stent restenosis (ISR), unplanned revascularisation