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Description of lesions
LAD
- JCTO score 2
Stump
Lesion = 18 mm
Calcified
Ipsilateral collaterality
Circumflex
- JCTO score 2
Lesion > 20 mm
Retrograde and ipsilateral collaterality
Description of procedure
- Parallel wire technique
- Antegrade wiring
- Failure of the LAD treatment
Access
- Right radial - EBU 4.0
- Right femoral - AL 0.75
Devices used
Guidewire
- For LAD
- Finecross
- Fielder XT
- Progress 80
- Sion blue
- Gaia 1
- Gaia 3
- Sion
- Jet 25
- For CX
- Finecross
- Progress 80
- Gaia 3
- Runthroug
Balloon
- Balloon 2.0
Stent
- Orciro 3.0 / 30
- Orciro 2.5 / 18
- Orciro 3.5 / 15
Shooting date : 2015-09-14
Last update : 2017-02-13
Last update : 2017-02-13
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