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Model Number 3320 |
Device Problem
Entrapment of Device (1212)
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Patient Problems
Chest Pain (1776); ST Segment Elevation (2059)
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Event Date 04/04/2019 |
Event Type
Injury
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Manufacturer Narrative
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Date of event was approximated off of case study publication date.Case study source: abdellaoui, m., & faurie, b.(2019, april 04).Case study: my most memorable radial case - a stuck rota burr.Retrieved from pcr online: https://www.Pcronline.Com/cases-resources-images/complications/implant-loss/coronary-embolised-devices/rotablator/case-library/case-study-my-most-memorable-radial-case-a-stuck-rota-burr.
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Event Description
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It was reported that the burr became stuck in the lesion.A 1.5mm rotablator burr and rotawire was selected for an atherectomy procedure in the calcified right coronary artery.A radial approach was used to access the lesion and tortuosity was observed in the radial and brachial arteries.Initially the rotawire failed to cross so another non-bsc wire was used to cross the lesion successfully, followed by use of another rotawire.During the procedure, the burr became stalled and stuck in the lesion.The patient experienced chest pain and inferior st-elevation.A second radial access was done to cannulate the right coronary artery (rca) with another guide catheter after decannulation of the first guidewire.After a failed attempt to cross a balloon along the burr, the knuckle wire technique was used with a non-bsc wire in an attempt to remove the burr.Balloon inflation attempts were made to dislodge the burr and the burr was ultimately removed with deep intubation.A 1.25mm rotablator burr was used successfully and two stents were implanted.No additional patient complications were reported.
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