Case study source: muller, o.(2019, 04 02).Case study: entrapment of a rotablator in a freshly implanted stent surgically extracted.Retrieved from pcr online: https://www.Pcronline.Com/cases-resources-images/complications/implant-loss/coronary-embolised-devices/rotablator/case-library/case-study-entrapment-of-a-rotablator-in-a-freshly-implanted-stent-surgically-extracted.
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It was reported via case study that the device became entrapped in a stent.A 1.25mm rotablator and rotawire extra support wire were selected for use in a percutaneous coronary intervention (pci) of the mid right coronary artery (rca).Two days prior to the rotablator procedure, the mid rca was attempted to be ballooned and the distal rca was ballooned and stented.On the day of the rotablator procedure, the patient was noted to have chest pain recurrence and elevated hs-troponins.Rotablation was performed.During the second ablation, the device became stuck in the distal stent.The physician was unable to dislodge the device from the stent so both were surgically removed.It was concluded in this case study that the atherectomy should have been performed prior to implanting the stent and the culprit lesion was likely not treated.
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