It was reported that stent damage occurred.An 18x90/10fr wallstent endoprosthesis was advanced for treatment.However, during deployment, the stent failed to expand.The device was removed and it was thought that the device was unraveled or something was preventing proper deployment.The procedure was completed with another wallstent and no patient complications were reported.The patient had a successful outcome.
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It was reported that stent damage occurred.An 18x90/10fr wallstent endoprosthesis was advanced for treatment.However, during deployment, the stent failed to expand.The device was removed and it was thought that the device was unraveled or something was preventing proper deployment.The procedure was completed with another wallstent and no patient complications were reported.The patient had a successful outcome.It was further reported that the 60-70% stenosed, compressed morphological target lesion was located in a non-calcified vein.During advancing, through the great saphenous vein and popliteal artery which had significant fibrotic tissue post thrombotic syndrome, some thrombotic tissues were caught at the distal end of the catheter and draped down.During deployment, the stent would not expand normally.A white-ribbon looking material protruding from the distal tip was noted and no stent deformation.The stent was completely reconstrained.
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