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Stents, scaffolds and DCB

Find all the latest content on stents and scaffolds published on this website.

Since 1986, when the first cardiovascular stent was implanted, the development of drug-eluting stents (DES) and the recent introduction of bioresorbable scaffolds have revolutionised interventional cardiology. Keep up-to-date with the latest research; evolving tools, devices and techniques; the role of adjunctive pharmacotherapy; advances in imaging techniques as well as the use of invasive imaging and functional assessment. Find out more…

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Case study: check it before you wreck it

07 Mar 2019

Consult this clinical case by G. Arutiunian of stent deformation, dislocation and migration after left main percutaneous coronary intervention (PCI) on a 52-year-old male presented with stable angina.

Goar Arutiunian

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Goar Arutiunian
Check it before you wreck it

Crush technique

25 Feb 2019

What do you do when faced with a dislodged and unexpanded balloon? Is the crush technique a valid clinical response? Learn the pro’s and con’s of this technique here…

Crush technique

Complications lost scaffold: a dislodged bioresorbable scaffold

20 Feb 2019

Consult this clinical case by C. Y. Chin and S. T. Lim from the National Heart Centre, Singapore on OCT findings and management of a dislodged bioresorbable scaffold: a young 47-year-old male with LAD disease.

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Chee Yang Chin
Dr. Soo Teik Lim

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Soo Teik Lim
Dislodged BRS on OCT

How to find a loss scaffold stent and capture it with a balloon?

15 Feb 2019

The visualisation of a scaffold stent is possible by the radiopaque markers in the stent and can be increased using enhancement technologies. Find out how!

How to find a loss scaffold stent and capture it with a balloon?

Case study: stent lost and retrieved

30 Jan 2019

Consult this clinical case a 72-year-old man with crescendo angina by S. Basavarajaiah and I. Mohammed on how to capture a stent loss to RCA into the ulnar artery.

Sandeep Basavarajaiah

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Sandeep Basavarajaiah
Stent lost and retrieved

Retrieve the scaffold into the guiding catheter

28 Jan 2019

Do you know what is involved in retrieving a scaffold into the guiding catheter using low pressure balloon inflation? Learn about this technique here...

Retrieve scaffold into guiding catheter

Case study: Is it really loose?

24 Jan 2019

Consult this clinical case on a 79-year-old male with long, tortuous and calcified LAD lesion from the Juan Ramon Jimenez Hospital, Huelva - Spain on how to handle the situation with a stent loss to the proximal LAD.

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Francisco Jose Caro Fernandez

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Jessica Roa Garrido

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Santiago Jesus Camacho Freire

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Uriel Fantino Martínez Capoccioni

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Antonio Gomez Menchero

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Jose Diaz Fernandez
Is it really loose?

Coronary lost scaffold: lost off the wire

19 Dec 2018

How do you manage scaffold loss complications when the loss is off the wire? Learn how to proceed and when to stop in this step-by-step approach.

Coronary lost scaffold off wire

Crush technique

12 Dec 2018

What do you do when faced with a dislodged and unexpanded scaffold? Is the crush technique a valid clinical response? Learn the pro’s and con’s of this technique here…

Crush technique

Coronary lost scaffold: lost on the wire

12 Dec 2018

In this section learn how to manage scaffold loss complications when the the scaffold is lost on the wire. Discover the clinical steps to take when scaffold loss occurs in the coronary artery with the guidewire in situ. ...

Coronary lost scaffold on wire