The physician intended to use an assurant cobalt bare metal stent to treat a lesion located in the rt common/external iliac.The lesion reported to be severely calcified, moderately tortuous with 75% stenosis.Calcified stenosis of rt external artery was also noted.Prior to the procedure, the device was inspected with no issues noted.The device was prepped per the ifu and no issues were identified.It was reported that during the procedure, the physician successfully implanted one assurant cobalt (8x30mm ) in the rt ostial iliac, and then when attempting to implant a second assurant cobalt (8x60mm), the physician found a foreign body distal to the stent in the vessel.The physician deployed the second stent, asked for a snare but was never used and then used a third assurance cobalt (8x30mm) stent to jail the foreign body against the arterial wall and ended the case.The physician then requested a mynx closure to close the puncture site.No further clinical sequelae was reported.
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