Nikos Werner, MD, PhD, is Professor and Director of the Heart Center Trier and the Department of Internal Medicine III – Cardiology and Intensive Care Medicine at the Hospital Barmherzige Brüder Trier, Germany. He received his medical training in Frankfurt, Louisville, and New York. His scientific and clinical career was accomplished at the University Hospitals in Homburg and Bonn. With the development of TAVR, his interest shifted towards its clinical application and scientific evaluation culminating in various publications. Until today, he has published more than 200 articles in peer-reviewed journals. He is PI in a number of interventional studies and has initiated a number of Investigator-Initiated trials. Professor Werner was awarded several clinical and translational scientific awards.
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Interview with Prof Werner (Heart Center Trier, Germany)
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Q1: What are the biggest challenges you face in your cath lab?
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Q2: How do you integrate the ACIST CVi into TAVR and cardiac procedures?
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Q3: Describe your experience with TAVR procedures
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Q4: How do you reduce kidney injuries in TAVR patients?
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Q5: Describe a typical TAVR patient and how this may impact the procedure and outcome
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Q6: How do you manage TAVR procedures in patients with renal insufficiency?
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Q7: What benefits do you see in using the ACIST CVi?
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Q8: How does the ACIST CVi help you focus on the patient?
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