It was reported that supera stents were implanted in the right superficial femoral artery without issue.
A 7x80mm armada 35 percutaneous transluminal angioplasty (pta) catheter was then advanced with an unspecified 6f sheath to the heavily calcified, mildly tortuous, 95% stenosed, de novo common femoral artery lesion.
The balloon ruptured at nominal pressure.
The armada pta catheter felt resistance with the sheath during removal, and the balloon separated in the sheath.
The sheath, pta catheter, and an unspecified guide wire were removed together.
While advancing another unspecified guide wire and sheath, what appeared to be a piece of the balloon was noted to be caught in the supera stent.
A non-abbott balloon was inflated and a covered stent were used to embed the separated portion of balloon against the vessel wall.
There were no adverse sequelae and no clinically significant delay in the procedure.
No additional information was provided.
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