TCTAP C-120 Nightmare of CTO PCI at Night: Don't Let Small Consecutive Mistakes Lead to Big Disasters

Use deflation with negative pressure to suck the micro catheter in the false lumen Put second wire into septal branch and inflation from proximal LAD to septal 1 with 2.5 balloon to stop perforation. Pericardial drainage was less next morning and finally, patient discharged well 5 days later Case Su...

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Published in:Journal of the American College of Cardiology 2017-04, Vol.69 (16), p.S209-S210
Main Authors: Tran, Hieu Ba, Nguyen, Quang Ngoc
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Angina pectoris
Cardiology
Cardiovascular
Disasters
Electrocardiography
Internal Medicine
Intubation
Medical instruments
Night
Perforation
Sealing
Wire
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description Use deflation with negative pressure to suck the micro catheter in the false lumen Put second wire into septal branch and inflation from proximal LAD to septal 1 with 2.5 balloon to stop perforation. Pericardial drainage was less next morning and finally, patient discharged well 5 days later Case Summary Challenging case of coronary perforation at mLAD CTO due to predilatation/guide wire sealing partially with long deflation of balloon at septal branch.
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Cardiovascular
Disasters
Electrocardiography
Internal Medicine
Intubation
Medical instruments
Night
Perforation
Sealing
Wire
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