During a procedure, two resolute onyx rx coronary drug eluting stents were used to treat a moderately tortuous, moderately calcified lesion located in the left anterior descending (lad) artery and diagonal branch.
It was later stated that the stents were used to cover a dissection caused by ballooning the ostium of the diagonal, which was exhibiting around 50% stenosis.
The devices were inspected with no issues noted.
Negative prep was not performed.
The lesion was pre-dilated.
The devices did pass through a previously deployed stent.
Resistance was encountered when advancing the devices.
Aggressive but not excessive force was used with both devices during delivery.
It was reported that the resolute onyx stent (pli 10, lot 0009833921) dislodged during delivery in the lad while attempting to deliver the stent to the diagonal branch.
It was stated that both stents flared when trying to pass a stent in order to advance into the diagonal branch and was jailed by another stent that was deployed across the diagonal branch.
Another stent was used to crush the dislodged stent into the wall of the mid lad.
It was also reported that the second resolute onyx stent (pli 20, lot 0009983738) deformed in vivo during positioning.
It was stated that the physician completed the procedure using another stent.
It was later reported that it is thought that the dissection occurred due to ballooning the ostium of the diagonal using a medtronic device.
The patient was reported to be alive with no further injury.
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