It was reported that the patient experienced post procedural complications.The patient presented with claudication and foot pain.An angiojet solent proxi thrombectomy catheter was used along with angioplasty for treatment within the left iliac and the procedure was considered successful.Following the procedure, the patient did not wake up.The patient was intubated and kept under anesthesia until the following day.Once the patient was awake, the physician found that the patient's foot was not perfused as expected.An angiogram was performed and a distal clot was noted.It was unknown if the clot was present prior to the previous procedure.The physician used an angiojet and jetstream device to retrieve/debulk the clot burden with suboptimal results.The next day, the physician infused the patient with tpa, however, the results were again suboptimal.The day following tpa infusion, open thrombectomy was performed , however, again, they were only able to achieve suboptimal results.A few days later, the physician performed an above the knee amputation.Patient was reported to be recovering from above the knee amputation.
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