When anatomy surprises: closing rare fistulae

Session comprising selected EuroPCR 2026 clinical cases submissions

Moderators: D. Arzamendi, S. Hascoet

Summary

This session focuses on the percutaneous closure of rare and complex cardiac fistulae and related vascular anomalies. It presents diverse cases such as superior vena cava syndrome from pacemaker leads, iatrogenic aorta-to-left atrium fistula, and unusual cardio-pulmonary connections, illustrating advanced interventional techniques to address unexpected anatomical variations and challenging pathologies.

Presentations available when logged in:

  • Superior vena cava syndrome from pacemaker leads: an unexpected stent journey
  • A hidden link to the heart
  • Percutaneous repair of a iatrogenic aorta-to-left atrium fistula after mitral valve surgery
  • Making a girl look pink again: transcatheter closure of LPA-PA fistula
  • Tracing the curved silhouette of the lung: unravelling a cardio-pulmonary mystery