The physician intended to use a euphora balloon (eup2012x) during a procedure.
The lesion exhibited moderate tortuosity, severe calcification and 95% stenosis, and was situated in the ostium of the cx artery.
There were no abnormalities reported in relation to anatomy.
There was no damage noted to packaging.
There were no issues noted when removing the device from the hoop/tray.
The device was inspected with no issues.
Negative prep was performed with no issues noted.
The device was not kinked or restraightened during use.
The lesion was pre-dilated.
The device did not pass through a previously deployed stent.
Resistance was not encountered when advancing the device and excessive force was not used during delivery.
It was reported that the balloon was inflated to 18 atms and subsequently burst on the 1st inflation.
There was a sudden drop in pressure upon inflation.
The balloon was not re-positioned in the lesion prior to the burst.
The physician noted that the marker was still in the vessel after the balloon catheter was removed from the body.
The dislodged balloon component was not retrieved from the patient, it was compressed against the arterial wall with a 3.
5x18 mm resolute integrity des.
The patient is reported as alive, no injury.
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