Video : Tandem lesions: high grade stenosis proximal SFA and total P3 occlusion treated with Ranger DCB

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Clinical Data: Male, 84 years old

Medical history

2011: PTAS left AIC + mid SFA

2012: PTAS right SFA + BTK

2015: CAS bilateral

Present state

DM – AHT

Rutherford 4, rest pain bilateral. Left > Right

DUS

Triphasic signal both CFA

Monophasic on the left popliteal artery and more distally

Therapeutic strategy

Right CFA puncture – cross over

Recanalization

Vessel Prep

Ranger DCB or Eluvia DES

Shooting date : 2017-05-08
Last update : 2017-10-20

Pulsar Self-Expanding Stent / Biotronik

0.018" / 0.035"

Sterling™ PTA Balloon dilatation catheter / Boston Scientific

PTA Balloon dilatation catheter

Ranger™ / Boston Scientific

Paclitaxel-Coated PTA Balloon Catheter

V-18™ & V-14™ / Boston Scientific

ControlWire™ Guidewire

CXI® / Cook Medical

Support Catheter

GLIDEWIRE ADVANTAGE® / Terumo

Guidewire

FemoSeal™ / Terumo

Vascular closure device

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