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  • Amir Aziz A.

    Amir Aziz A. It's a small diagonal at mid LAD. Any rational to protect less than 2mm diagonal branch?

    2017-03-15, 13h54
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    • Felix V.

      Felix V. i get always Problems with Audio while watching incathlabLeave a new comment to the discussion

      2017-03-16, 16h25
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      • Michel P.

        Michel P. hello Amir,
        If you talk about the live case, we could see it was a big diagonal branch , narrowed at its origin,

        2017-03-16, 21h52
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        • Michel P.

          Michel P. At least 2.5 mm. So you have to protect it and to treat it.

          2017-03-16, 21h53
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          • ersan T.

            ersan T. Can we choose mini crush stenting as a first ?

            2017-03-17, 9h36
            • Michel P.

              Michel P. Yes, you can but we tried in this live case to do a single stent strategy T provisional . For a two stent strategy, we prefer TAP technique

              2017-03-19, 18h05
            • Laurent D.

              Laurent D. I total agree with michel. in this case with a very short ostial lesion the provisional stenting technique is the best strategy.
              in the case of a two stents strategy the choice between crush, mini crush, T, culotte depend on the difference of diameter between main and side branch and of the angle of the bifurcation

              2017-03-20, 12h39
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          • Plamen K.

            Plamen K. Very very interesting cases

            2017-03-18, 23h13
            • Michel P.

              Michel P. Thank tou very much !

              2017-03-19, 18h06
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          • Umar S.

            Umar S. Really interesting one

            2018-02-11, 21h54
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            • bassem J.

              bassem J. good but still stenosis on ostial dg

              2018-06-01, 17h52
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