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- Chairman : M. Manzi
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Panelists : Y. Bausback, F. Fanelli, R. Ferraresi & S. Kum
- Operator : L.M. Palena
Clinical datas:
- D.D. 51 yo gentleman
- Type 2 DM, Klinefelter S., Hypertension.
- Previous Right IC TEA, Left Fem-AT By-pass; previous Right Lysfranc
- Left plantar TUC IIC lesion at 4° mpj; TcPO2=16 mmHg
Strategy & Procedure:
- US guided antegrade CFA access and 6 Fr sheath deployment
- Endoluminal/subintimal crossing of SFA – POP lesions
- Attempt of ATA - Pedal artery recanalization (endo-subintimal/antegrade-retrograde) + POBA
- if failure, ATP- Lateral Plantar arteries recanalization (endo-subintimal/antegrade-retrograde) + POBA
- Lutonix DCB in tibial arteries
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Devices:
-0.018”/0.014” GW
-Ultraverse balloon angioplasty BTK
-Dorando balloon angioplasty SFA-POP
-Lutonix 0.014” DCB BTK
Shooting date : 0000-00-00
Last update : 2021-06-08
Last update : 2021-06-08
CLIC 2017 - Sessions
Edito The endovascular treatment of critical limb ischemia (CLI) and diabetic foot has become an important and promising approach for revasculariza...
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Edito The endovascular treatment of critical limb ischemia (CLI) and diabetic foot has become an important and promising approach for revasculariza...
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