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Stents, scaffolds and DCB

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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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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

Case study: coughing concomitant with stent deployment leading to embolisation of a right coronary artery stent

10 Dec 2018

Consult this clinical case by N. B. Fitzpatrick, I. Yearoo and J. Cosgrave from St James’s Hospital, Dublin - Ireland on how to manage a stent floating in the subclavian artery.

Noel Fitzpatrick

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Noel Fitzpatrick

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Ibrahim Yearoo
Coughing concomitant with stent deployment

Total stent and guidewire loss in coronary artery

29 Nov 2018

Can total stent loss during coronary angioplasty be managed? From proper anticoagulation to techniques involved in the identification and successful recovery of the lost device, this section introduces the various ways you can effectively deal with this complication.


Total stent and GW loss

Stent loss in aorta or peripheral circulation

29 Nov 2018

Stent loss occurring in certain parts of the cerebral/carotid arteries can lead to acute ischaemic events due to thromboembolic occlusion. Discover the three new clinical cases that explains how to manage these complications!

Stent loss in aorta or peripheral circulation

References in coronary lost scaffolds

23 Nov 2018

Consult the references associated to the clinical research and case reports in coronary lost scaffold complications.

Snare technique in the event of total stent loss: using a loop snare or gooseneck snare

23 Nov 2018

The snare technique is often used for the retrieval of a stuck burr or rota burr during shaft disconnection, this involves several decisions and technical steps. Discover how to use a Trifold or GooseNeck snare here…

Snare technique: devices used for foreign body retrieval

Stent retrieval using the stiff wire technique with snare

23 Nov 2018

The stiff wire technique for retrieval of a dislodged coronary stent using a stiff angioplasty wire positioned beside the initial stent guidewire. Find out how to do this manoeuvre?

Stiff wire technique with snare

Stent advancement and deployment

23 Nov 2018

What are the different steps involved in this technique? Where is the stent and catheter eventually positioned? What is the ultimate goal? Find out more about how to advance a lost stent here!

Stent advancement and deployment

Stent crush technique

23 Nov 2018

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

Stent crush technique

Stent loss above or below the common femoral artery

23 Nov 2018

The lost device is now in the iliac artery, but how do you successfully retrieve it without resorting to surgical vascular cut-down? Learn about one possible clinical approach here…

Above or below the femoral artery