An endurant iis stent graft system was implanted in a patient for the endovascular treatment of a 44mm diameter saccular abdominal aortic aneurysm.The aorta had a diameter of 14-16.5 mm.The length of the proximal aortic neck was 58 mm.There was significant calcification present from the aortic neck to the distal area.It was reported that during the index procedure, an esbf2314c103ej was implanted proximally, and 2 etlw1610c124ej were implanted in the left and right distal regions.Kissing balloon technique was then performed with two non-medtronic (coda and gekira) balloons.Due to the narrow terminal aorta (diameter 14 mm), and narrow left and right common iliac arteries (diameter 8-8.2 mm), non-medtronic (epic) bare metal stents were also implanted on bothsides.The stents were placed from the distal section of the main body, where the stent graft was not overlapped, to the distal edge.After implantation, kissing balloon technique was again used on both sides and the procedure was completed.It is reported that on the same day as the procedure, occlusion occurred just below the flow divider on the contralateral side.It is noted that pta ballooning and thrombectomy was performed in the contralateral leg etlw1610c124ej on the proximal site to treat the occlusion and that a main body occlusion issue was not reported.The event was resolved.The physician stated the cause of the event was related to the kissing balloon technique.The tapered tip of one of the balloons (gekira) was possibly placed just below the flow divider on the contralateral side (the proximal edge of the limb).Because of this, the physician suspected that the proximal edge of the limb could not be fully expanded.No additional clinical sequelae were reported and the patient will be monitored by their physician.
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