The following information was obtained from a journal article.Wang l, guo d, jiang j, shi z, fu w, wang y, severe compression of a bail out self expanding chimney stent for rescuing the miscoverage of left common carotid artery during tevar of a type b aortic dissection, annals of vascular surgery (2014), doi: 10.1016/j.Avsg.2013.09.007.A (b)(6) man who suffered from paraplegia due to type b aortic dissection was treated with a valiant stent-graft.However, attempts to gain secure proximal sealing resulted in an inadvertent coverage of the left common carotid artery by the endograft.The blood flow in the left common carotid artery was restored by a transcarotid smart control stent in a chimney fashion.Upon 6-month and 18-month follow up, ct scan showed that the chimney stent was severely compressed by the stent-graft, though the patient still remained neurologically asymptomatic.
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(b)(4).Evaluation, results: patient¿s condition affected effectiveness of device (pre-operative dissection), inherent risk of procedure (stent graft misplacement), (insufficient information; cause is unknown); evaluation, conclusions: device failure related to patient condition (pre-operative dissection), known inherent risk of a procedure (stent graft misplacement), (insufficient information; cause is unknown).
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