The patient required revascularization of the target lesion and vessel.This is being reported as a follow-up to the clinical study.Patient information regarding relevant tests or laboratory data is unknown.This information was not available from the facility.The drug information is noted below: stellarex 0.035 otw drug-coated angioplasty balloon; paclitaxel drug, 4.7 mg; therapy date: (b)(6) 2015; adjunct to pta in the treatment of denovo or post pta occluded/ stenotic or restenotic lesions (excluding in-stent) in fem-pop arteries.Lot #: 15a2961202.Expiration date: 08/05/2015.Udi and pma numbers are not applicable.This device was used in clinical application prior to being available in the u.S.Study name- (b)(6), patient id # (b)(6).Combination product is applicable.During the index procedure, the product worked as intended, thus no product evaluation was required.Per the ifu, restenosis is listed as a potential complications/adverse events.
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On (b)(6) 2015, the patient underwent an index procedure of a 180 mm, 100% stenotic de novo lesion of the left mid sfa.The lesion was predilated using a 5 x 150 mm pta balloon and inflated to 4 atm, resulting in a residual 20% stenosis.Next, a 6 x 120 mm stellarex balloon was inflated to 8 atm for 5 minutes, resulting in a residual 100% stenosis.Then, another 6 x 120 mm stellarex balloon was inflated to 8 atm for 4:05 minutes, resulting in a residual 100% stenosis.After balloon inflation, there was still poor flow distally, thus a 6 x 200 mm stent and a 6 x 60 mm stent were placed in the left mid sfa.Repeated angiography showed that there still remained a poor flow through the left sfa, thus a 4 x 80 mm pta balloon was used for prolonged inflation.Then, a 5.5 x 60 mm stent was placed overlapping the previous stent in the distal portion of the left sfa.The lesion was post dilated with a 4 x 80 mm pta balloon and inflated to 5 atm.Final angiography showed good flow with brisk run off.The patient was discharged per plan.On (b)(6) 2017, the patient underwent revascularization of the target vessel and lesion.The patient was treated with a pta and laser.The procedure was unsuccessful because they were unable to get through the left femoral popliteal.On (b)(6) 2017, the patient underwent an additional revascularization of the 100% restenotic target vessel and lesion, resulting in a final residual 10% stenosis.The patient was discharged the following day.The physician indicated the adverse event is not related to the study device or procedure.
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