It was reported that thrombosis and chest pain occurred.The 90% stenosed target lesion was located in the very calcified and moderately tortuous left anterior descending artery (lad).The length was about 23mm.The vessel size was approximately 25mm in diameter and the patient was referred for an atherectomy where a non bsc device was used.After the atherectomy was done, a 10 mm x 2.50 mm wolverine coronary cutting balloon was advanced to dilate the proximal lad and was inflated twice for 15 seconds at nominal pressure and resulted in a timi 3 flow.A 2.50 x 24 synergy stent was advanced and implanted in the proximal lad.A timi 3 flow resulted after the case and everything was open.The patient was taken off the table and approximately 30 minutes later, the patient was having chest pain.The patient was brought back to the cath lab and a thrombus distal to the stent was noticed.A balloon device was used to inflate this area, and the patient was given heparin to get the activated clotting time (act) up above 300.An aspiration catheter was used and pumped up and resulted in timi 3 flow again.The patient was stable and doing fine.The act that was achieved during the procedure was 285, and preventative was given as well in a mini loading dose.After the procedure, a non bsc guidewire was used to gain access to the vessel.A non bsc guidewire was also used to gain access and later switched to a non bsc guidewire.A non bsc guidewire had been used during the procedure and at the start of the procedure.Then when the patient was brought back, another non bsc guidewire was used.The original device, a 2.50 x 24 synergy stent, was used in the first procedure and this was implanted.A lone stent was implanted in the first part of the procedure.Once they got an optimal result, everything was pulled out and the patient was removed off the table.After the thrombus, a 2.5 mm x 15 mm emerge balloon was advanced to dilate the target lesion and inflated once at nominal pressure for 10 seconds.The procedure was completed with a different device.No patient complications were reported and the patient condition post procedure was good.
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