The physician was attempting to use a everflex stent with entrust delivery system to treat a lesion in the right proximal cfa.The target lesion was moderately calcified, 40 mm and had 50% stenosis.The artery had little tortuosity and was 5.5 mm in diameter.There were no abnormalities reported in relation to the patient¿s anatomy.The device was prepped as per the ifu with no issues identified.No damage was noted to the device or it's packaging.The procedure utilized a 6 fr 11 cm sheath and a guidewire.Embolic protection was not used.The lesion was pre-dilated to 5mm.The device was not passed through a previously deployed stent and no resistance was encountered upon advancement, excessive force was not used.It was reported that the surgeon successfully placed the undeployed stent delivery system within the lesion margins prior to deployment, and there was sufficient distal landing zone.During deployment, the stent jumped forward and it was reported that the delivery system had to be forced to stay in place and that it was difficult to control this adequately.As a result, the stent jumped forward and was inaccurately deployed outside of the target site.The proximal end of the stent landed in the middle of the target lesion.The stent deployment system was safely removed and a second everflex entrust was successfully deployed to adequately cover the lesion and complete the procedure.Angiographic latency results were satisfactory.No patient injury reported.
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