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Left main coronary angioplasty before TAVI.
Educational objectives
- Discuss the role of PCI before TAVI.
- Discuss the role of OCT on left main stenting.
- Describe the results after polymer-free stenting.
Clinical background
76 year old patient diagnosed with a severe aortic stenosis.
The coronary angiography reveals a severe left main trunk stenosis on its distal part and an intermediate stenosis of the proximal part of the left anterior descending artery.
Description
- Radial approach
- Double gw (LAD, LCX)
- OCT evaluation of left main stenosis
- LAD proximal stenting
- Left main stenting (4x15)
- Post stenting dilatation (4.5 mm non-compliant balloon)
- Post stenting evaluation by OCT
Learning points
- Left main stenting through radial approach
- Double guidewire technique
- Optimization of left main stenting by OCT & vascular stent boost.
Shooting date : 2016-03-22
Last update : 2021-06-09
Last update : 2021-06-09
ILUMIEN™ PCI Optimization System / St. Jude Medical
Illuminating the Future of PCI Optimization
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congnam P. Thanks so much. It is very simple technique, so safe and significant
venkatesa reddy D. very good demonstration
Saif A. Fantastic and clear teaching points
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