1. Acute STEMI with hemodynamic instability | |
2. Life-threatening NSTEMI indicated for urgent revascularization. | |
3. Stanford type A or complex Type B acute aortic dissection. | |
4. Bradyarrhythmia complicated with syncope or unstable hemodynamics mandating implantation of a temporary (bedside implantation as far as possible), or, if indicated, permanent pacemaker. | |
5. Pulmonary embolism presenting with hemodynamic instability for whom regular intravenous thrombolytic therapy might lead to excessively risk of intracranial bleeding, and trans-catheter low-dose thrombolysis in the pulmonary artery may be required. |