Physician was attempting to use a turbohawk plus directional atherectomy along with non-medtronic 6fr sheath and spider fx guidewire during procedure to treat to treat a severely calcified lesion in the mid superficial femoral artery (sfa) with unknown percentage stenosis.
The vessel was little tortuous.
The device was inspected with no issues noted.
The device was prepped per ifu with no issues identified.
It was reported that the wire prolapsed and the tip ended up becoming detached inside the destination sheath 6f.
At that time the tip of the turbohawk plus was pulled back into the sheath and got stuck.
The tip of the turbohawk plus then became detached while inside the 6f ansel sheath.
The physician removed everything at this point (sheath, hawk, sider) in its entirety.
Physician then gained access again and completed imaging to ensure no issues.
There was no vessel damage.
After gaining access again with a new sheath, angioplasty was done to the sfa and procedure was completed as normal with a closure device.
There was no patient in jury reported.
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