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27.1 Stent Loss - Rev - 2020 - 10 - 27
27.1 Stent Loss - Rev - 2020 - 10 - 27
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How to approach stent
loss
Cardiac
Non-cardiac
Coronary Non-coronary
Do not
Retrieve
retrieve
•Deploy
•Crush
A. Call surgeons
B. Snare stent
C. Deploy stent
D. Insert IABP
and admit to
CCU
3.0x15 mm balloon
Next step?
A. Call surgeons
B. Snare stent
C. Deploy stent
D. Insert IABP
and admit to
CCU
One of the stents that came out…
3.0x12 mm DES implanted
– flow restored, but
attempt to cover proximal
dissection – 3.5x18 mm
DES lost again in left main
– deployed with 3.5 mm
balloon…
Wire exchange Proxis
Transit
Ironman
3.0 x 12 mm DES 3.5x12 mm DES
Final Result
Stent retrieval: small balloon technique
Length: 30 mm
Large non-tortuous
Collaterals:
epicardial
Plan
• Antegrade wiring
• Retrograde via epicardial
• ADR
CTOmanual.org – case 128
Stent came off the balloon
22.5 x 32 mm DES
CTOmanual.org – case 128
1.5 x 15 mm balloon
PCImanual.org – case 10
PCImanual.org – case 10
Distal wiring and
predilation with 2.5/3.0
balloons
PCImanual.org – case 10
Unable to deliver stent – resistance
while removing – balloon came out
but stent did not…
Now what?
PCImanual.org – case 10
2.5 x 12 mm balloon inflation in GC for stent withdrawal
PCImanual.org – case 10
Successful stent retrieval
PCImanual.org – case 10
Stent retrieval: loop snare
18-30 mm
27-45 mm
Courtesy: Dr. Kambis Mashayekhi
Amplatz Goose Neck Microsnare
Goose neck snare: how does it
work?
Goose neck snare: how does it
work?
Microsnares
Loop diameter:
2-4 mm
Loop diameter: 4-8 mm
2 mm
4 mm
7 mm
LAD
Xience 2.5x23:
balloon came
out but stent in
left main…
Microsnare Elite
IVUS
En snare
Retrieved stent
IVUS post
LAD stenting
Guidewire twirling technique