It was reported that stent damage, stent inadequate/insufficient apposition and stent migration occurred.The target lesion was located in the proximal to mid left anterior descending artery (lad) with an aneurysm.After the lesion was dilated, a 3.50 x 16mm synergy ii drug-eluting stent (des) was advanced in the proximal lad 3 to 3.5 mm diameter to distally landing in to a 5.5mm part of the aneurysm.The stent opposed well in the vessel but not able to fully opposed in the distal end in aneurysm; however, it looked okay under cineradiography as deployed in the aneurysm funnel zone (diameter closer to 4mm).A 4.0 non-compliant balloon catheter was used for post dilation; however, the stent deteriorated and moved distally.The physician described the balloon winged and was bulky and got caught on the stent.The stent lengthened and destroyed the integrity/architecture of stent distally.The physician had deliberately tried to flare the distal end of the stent beyond its post dilatation limit of 4.25mm.The vessel appeared lumpy and under stent boost, the stent architecture was compromised along the length of the stent.A 4.00 x 12mm synergy des was successfully deployed within the 3.50 x 16mm synergy des and post dilated with a 5.0 non-compliant balloon catheter to hit the floating struts in the aneurysm.Optical coherence tomography was utilized.The procedure was completed successfully and the patient was discharged and went home the following day with no complications.
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