Feet fighter – When no endovascular or open option is considered out of the game.
Three retrograde punctures in two different rounds. Loads of bailout tricks to come out from different difficult situations.
The second part of tips and tricks for BTK recanalisations.
Everything you need to know about retrograde access and its variations, the secrets of three vessel and foot arch recanalisation and much more…
The peroneal artery often represents the last arterial supply to the foot. The retrograde puncture of this vessel is often avoided because of its deep location and its small diameter. In this video all the tricks to succeed are presented with a step by step approach and a mix of procedural and fluoroscopical imaging to better understand the procedure
Why an interwoven nitinol stent is the ideal device for SFA/popliteal lesions.
Correlation between vessels dynamics and mechanical properties of the stent.
Patient’s characteristics:
Gender: Female
Age: 79 years old
Comorbidity: Arterial hypertension, Dyslipidemia,
Implantation of a bare metal stent right SFA 4 years ago, Debulking and DCB angioplasty for ISR 2 years ago
Symptoms: Calf claudication after 50 meters
DUS: SFA stent Occlusion
Patient’s characteristics
Gender: Male
Age: 68 years old
Comorbidity: Arterial hypertension, active smoker
Underwent EVAR 2 years ago
Symptoms: None
DUS/CT A: Aneurysm sac growth > 7mm compared to last CT scan with evidence of type II Endoleak (Inferior mesenteric artery)
The topic of this month is called ENDOLEAKS-CASE-BASED SOLUTIONS and aims to provide more information to the discussants of the session about endoleaks that will take place on Thursday, January 30, 2020 in Leipzig, during the LINC symposium. Take the opportunity to answer the questions and to inform the experts about your current practice for the treatment of all type of endoleaks.
Your participation will provide unique data for an interesting discussion and your answers will challenge the experts during the session.