Best companions's case on complications in calcified lesions

Facilitators: P. Karjalainen, A. Øksnes

Speakers: K. Manousopoulos, V. Cesario, A. R. Pereira, L. Van Nunen, G. Calamita

Summary

Delve into challenging cases involving complications in calcified coronary lesions managed with rotational atherectomy. Topics include unique uses of Rotablation, managing burr entrapment, complex calcium and tortuosity combinations, and addressing perforations resulting from stent optimization and burr retrieval in highly calcified vessels.

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A unique way to use Rotablation
When calcium is too hard: Dealing with a stucked burr
Calcium and tortuosity: a double trouble combo
When better is the enemy of good: Stent optimisation leading to coronary artery perforation
STUCK IN THE MIDDLE: Perforation due to the retrieval of an entrapped burr in a highly calcified LAD

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