The uncrossable lesion

Session comprising selected EuroPCR 2024 Clinical Case submissions

Facilitators: J. Buettner, Q. de Hemptinne, C. Y. Chin

Speakers: S. Miro, J. Norouzi, J. Roczniak, R. Shantouf, V. Sharma, A. W. T. Sung, N. Takahashi, F. Yoshimachi

Summary

This session delves into the challenges of dealing with uncrossable and heavily calcified coronary lesions. It features a variety of cases showcasing the use of specialized techniques and tools, such as the excimer laser, to overcome these obstacles. The session emphasizes the importance of troubleshooting, utilizing various strategies, and maintaining persistence in the face of complex coronary interventions. Attendees will gain insights into managing difficult-to-cross lesions and learn from the experiences shared by the presenters.

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A case of difficulty in the removal of the guidewire and the microcatheter by severe calcification
Tools & tricks that saved me. Troubleshooting a challenging CTO case
Recanalisation of heavily calcified and uncrossable CTO of left anterior descending artery with excimer laser
Between a rock and a hard place, until the light gets in
What should we do when microcatheter cannot pass both directionally in a CTO case?
Twist as you can but beware of the knot
The shortest obstacle to cross that I faced, it is only five millimeters or less
Excavating a deserted land: left anterior descending artery CTO

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The uncrossable lesion

Session comprising selected EuroPCR 2024 Clinical Case submissions

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