It was reported that a shaft break and stent dislodged occurred.
A percutaneous coronary intervention was performed during an acute myocardial infarction, with injury to the proximal and middle anterior descending artery.
Following predilation with a balloon, a 3.
50 x 20 synergy stent was advanced to the target lesion, with an attempt to deploy, but the balloon would not inflate.
It was noted that with the impossibility of inflating the stent, it was not possible to raise the pressure.
At that time, the manometer was exchanged, and was unable to inflate, and so it was decided to remove the stent device.
While removing the stent device, the hypotube fractured at the level of the balloon and the stent, extracting only the rest of the hypotube, which complicated the procedure.
The balloon coiled and the stent remained in the distal segment of the distal anterior descending artery, causing no reflow and cardiac arrest due to ventricular fibrillation.
No further patient complications were reported in relation to this event.
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