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Description of lesion
- Mid RCA occlusion
- Entry point: no stump
- Length > 20mm
- JCTO score 2
Description of procedure
- Femoral and radial access
- Retrograde approach
- Surfing septal technique
- Use of Turnpike microcatheter
- Progess 80 into the distal cap
- Exchange for Miracle 6 because of bending
- Reverse cart technique with a 2.5 balloon
- Extention of guiding catheter
- Technique of rdv
- Externalization of the wire at the radial point
- Exchange for a finecross micorcatheter
- Predilatation and stenting
Learning points
- Retrograde approach with surfing sepal Reverse Cart technique
- Technique of rendez-vous
Shooting date : 2015-05-06
Last update : 2021-05-21
Last update : 2021-05-21
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Vinod N. Great case