The physician stated he was placing a fenestrated device within an old endovascular aneurysm repair (evar) graft.The left renal target was difficult but not calcified; size small (5-6 mm).The stent was positioned without difficulty.The sheath was pulled back.On inflation and with minimal pressure achieved, and with only very slight flaring of the proximal and distal ends of the stent, contrast was seen from the balloon down into the renal and inflation was stopped.He could not withdraw the balloon so he attempted further inflation by just inflating very quickly and managed to get enough dilatation of the stent to withdraw the delivery device/balloon.He then used an angioplasty balloon (4x40) to inflate the stent, however it thrombosed.He restented with a be graft.
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