It was reported that the proximal filter moved out of position in an open state.Medical history: moderate calcification, left dominant coronary artery anatomy, low lying left coronary artery.Procedure summary vascular access for the sentinel cerebral protection system (cps) was obtained via a transradial approach.The sentinel cps was inserted.The proximal filter was deployed.The physician encountered difficulty deploying the distal filter due to the proximity of the left common carotid(lcc) to the innominate artery and a 90 degree bend about 50mm from the ostium of the lcc; however the distal filter was able to be deployed.The proximal filter was dislodged from its position in an open state and had to be recaptured and redeployed.Vascular access for the transcatheter aortic valve replacement (tavr) procedure was obtained via a transfemoral approach.Balloon aortic valvuloplasty was successfully performed with a 23mm non-boston scientific (bsc) balloon catheter, in accordance with the instructions for use (ifu).A large size acurate neo2 valve was prepared and loaded onto an acurate neo2 transfemoral (tf) delivery system (ds) in accordance with the ifu.The acurate neo2 tf ds was advanced into position to treat the 25.7mm in diameter native aortic annulus.The large acurate neo2 valve was successfully deployed.On removal of the acurate neo2 tf ds, the acurate neo2 valve moved aortically on the non-coronary cusp(ncc) side.The patient's diastolic blood pressure was maintained at 75-80mmhg despite a moderate/severe paravalvular leak of the acurate neo2 valve.The physicians elected to accept the procedure outcome pending a surgical review.The patient was stable with complaints of shoulder pain that was attributed to positioning.Echocardiography revealed no effusion with moderate left ventricular systolic dysfunction(lvsd).Repeated echocardiogram performed 15 minutes later revealed a 1cm pericardial effusion with worsening left ventricle(lv) function.The patient's saturation of peripheral oxygen (spo2) level was 85%.The patient's chest was auscultated and pulmonary edema was diagnosed.The patient required anesthetic support and was endotracheal intubated for ventilatory support.The patient was sent for computed tomography (ct) imaging.The patient further decompensated and arrested in the ct scanner requiring pericardiocentesis with urgent transfer to surgery.Resuscitation efforts continued during the transfer to surgery, but were unsuccessful.The patient died.
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