Retrievals, foreign bodies and entrapments

Facilitators: A. Dutta, C. M. Adhikari

Discussants: M. Liang, S. Ray, T. Shahriar Huq, B. Y. Lim, C. M. Adhikari

Summary

This session addresses the complexities of retrievals, foreign bodies, and entrapments in interventional cardiology. It presents clinical cases illustrating percutaneous retrieval techniques, management of catheter fractures, iatrogenic dissections, and innovative solutions for challenging scenarios. Emphasis is placed on precision, prevention strategies, and effective problem-solving to mitigate procedural risks and complications.

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A harrowing voyage to retrieve the one piece treasure
Entrapped radial catheters due to torqueing: a case series of two percutaneous retrieval techniques
Retrieval of fractured catheter tip during coronary angiogram
Succesful management of iatrogenic aortocoronary dissection induced by guide extension catheter
Steering in the dark
Precision without borders: unforeseen challenge, unprecedented solution
Small, but mighty: radial solution to a femoral challenge
The ticking bomb in transit: how to prevent a disaster

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