It was reported that the patient experience a vasospam and the catheter became looped within the artery.The target lesion was located in right coronary artery.An impulse diagnostic catheter was selected for use to view the target lesion.The catheter was prepped as usual and was advanced to image the right coronary artery.However, the physician lost torque of the catheter during engagement of the target lesion and imaged the arm.An arterial spasm occurred which resulted in the catheter looping in the radial artery.The catheter became twisted and kinked distal to the sheath.Subsequently, a femoral puncture and entry was made to attempt to unkink and unloop the catheter in the radial artery.The catheter was snared to provide tension and allow a wire to pass through to unloop and unkink the catheter.The catheter was withdrawn and discarded.The procedure was completed with non-bsc device.There were no patient complications reported.The patient is in a stable and good condition.
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