The user facility reported that the glide-sheath slender was in the dorsalis pedis, and angioplasty was performed with a 0.18" saber balloon.When the balloon was removed it took the body of the sheath with it, leaving only the hub in its place.When the balloon was inspected it was found that the sheath was stuck to the balloon.A 5/6 slender sheath was inserted in its place, and an abbott armanda 0.18" balloon was used to continue the case.When the balloon was removed the same thing happened again and the body of the slender sheath was detached from the hub and stuck on the balloon.The estimated blood loss was less than 250cc's.The patient recovered and the procedure outcome was successful.Additional information was received on 02decmeber2021: there was no medical intervention required as a result of the sheath issues.A second device was used and also failed.Therefore a third slender sheath was used, however, they were done intervening on the patient, so they just took their final pictures using that sheath and concluded the case.Nothing was left in the patient anatomy.The patient was stable.
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