Conservative strategy for right coronary artery perforation

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6 comments

GETU ASSEFA 02.14.2012

Thank you for your advise and strongly agree with you not to rush to covered stents given the high incidence of restenosis.

Almazbek Tashtanaliev 03.21.2012

Congratulation! It is very good job!

hisham selim 05.15.2012

this is a nightmare case ; good and very illustrative

friedoon naraghipour 07.07.2012

thanks for nice case

LUIGI FEDELE 12.15.2012

WHAT DID YOU DO AFTERWARDS WITH DOUBLE ANTIPLATELETS THERAPY???
KINDEST REGARDS.

LUIGI FEDELE

Antonio Rubino 04.24.2013

About long inflations we must say that they can provoke ischaemia. Do you remember perfusion balloons? They are no more on the market. They were very useful in the prestent era when we wanted to seal coronary dissections and avoid surgical switch of the patient. Perfusion balloon have holes proximally and distally to the balloon so distal flow was possible even during the long inflation periods. I think tath perfusion balloons could be useful even today in occasions similar to your brilliant case.