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Description of lesion
- LAD occlusion
- 2nd attempt
- JCTO score 1
Description of procedure
- Double injection
- Radial approach for RCA and contralateral injection
- Femoral approach with EBU 4.0 guiding catheter
- Attempt to cross with the PROGRESS 80T gw engaged in the diagonal
- Placement of a 2nd guidewire PROGRESS 200T
- Control of the distal position
- Exchange for a solft and safe guidewire
- Pre-dilatation and acurate placement of stent at the proximal level
Learning points
- Double wire technique for dealing with distal bifurcation
- Wire escalation
Shooting date : 2014-02-05
Last update : 2021-06-09
Last update : 2021-06-09
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