Case summary per cardiovascular surgeon: the patient was taken to the hybrid catheterization laboratory.Access was obtained in the left and right common femoral artery and the left common femoral vein.Pigtail catheter was placed in the aortic root.Temporary pacemaker was placed and tested.No sentinel device was used, as her radial arteries were quite small and unusable.Sheath was placed in the right common femoral artery.It was stenotic, but the sheath went in with minimal difficulty.The valve was then crossed; 18 meds z-med balloon was used for balloon aortic valvuloplasty and then the sheath was removed, and the sheath was placed with the corevalve delivery system.The valve was placed across the annulus and deployed in an inline fashion.Positioning was excellent.There was no perivalvular leak.The delivery system was then removed, and the femoral artery closed with a perclose device, which was effective.Starclose was used in the left side.Aortic and iliac angiography was performed, which did show a stenotic iliac above the level of the access site.This was dilated.The sheath was removed, and the vessel closed with previously placed perclose device.At the end of the procedure the patient did develop a aphasia, a stroke code was called and urgent thrombectomy completed.Detailed groin closure per interventionalist: i then withdrew the delivery sheath from the right femoral artery and the perclose devices were tightened.There was total hemostasis at this femoral site.From the left side i advanced a pigtail catheter over the aortic bifurcation and perform selective angiography of the right external iliac and common femoral vessels.This revealed 90% stenosis of the distal right external iliac artery.Using a glidewire advantage across the lesion.I then exchanged sheath for a 6 french balkan sheath.Through this sheath i advanced a 6.0 x 4 evercross balloon.I did a single balloon dilation of the lesion with 40% residual stenosis.I removed the left femoral artery sheath and placed a starclose device.Post stroke intervention summary of care per mda: patient was unstable with low bps at conclusion of stroke intervention.She responded initially to pressors (phenylephrine and norepinephrine), iv fluid bolus, and first unit of prbc.A second unit of blood was started, phenylephrine weaned off, norepinephrine turned down, and preparations made to transport to ct scanning.As patient was leaving procedure room, bp abruptly plummeted.Patient returned to cath lab for resuscitation.No pulse found.Code blue activated, cpr / acls initiated.Rhythm was pea, then v-fib, which was shocked 2-3 times, then back to pea.Despite prolonged resuscitation efforts, rapid ivf and blood administration, no rosc was achieved.Pupils were fixed and dilated.Efforts terminated at 1209.
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