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Male, 86 y-o
  • type 2 diabetes, dyslipidemia.
  • Right Critical limb ischemia.
  • Necrotic lesion in the V toe and in the calcaneal region.
  • HawkOne atherectomy + DCB in POP.
  • BTK and BTA revascularization
Strategy:
  • Antegrade 6F access. Endoluminal crossing (Standard Viance CTO catheter).
  • 5 mm Spider filter. 
  • HawkOne atherectomy + InPact DCB.
  • BTK and BTA revascularization.

 

Shooting date : 2018-03-23
Last update : 2021-06-09
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  • manoher R. what are the common CTO wire u used?

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    • manoher R. kidney suggest common CTO wires ?

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