Video : Multiple stenosis of left anterior descending treated with sequential polymer free stents

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Treatment of multiple lesions along the LAD coronary artery.

Clinical backrgound

78 year old patient with a silent ischemia on the anterior wall, multiple lesions on the LAD.

Description

Radial approach
Treatment of distal LAD lesion (the most severe) by polymer free stent
Assessment of severity of proximal LAD lesion (FFR evaluation)
Proximal LAD stenting by a second polymer free stent

Learning objectives

Assessment of multiple lesions along a coronary artery using FFR
Polymer free stent use in routine

Shooting date : 2016-03-22
Last update : 2021-06-09

Coroflex® ISAR / B. Braun

Sirolimus eluting polymer-free coronary stent system

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Ali A. why you prefer sequential stenting than 2 overlap stent because small distance between 2 stents
thanks

2017-02-14, 12h06
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SONI A. GET JOB

2017-12-04, 9h39
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2018-03-13, 0h22
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Multiple stenosis of left anterior descending treated with sequential polymer free stents

Recorded Case from Louis Pasteur Clinic. Nancy, France