It was reported that balloon rupture and balloon detachment occurred.
The target lesion was located in the heavily calcified left superficial femoral artery.
A 6.
0x220x150 sterling balloon catheter was advanced for dilatation.
However, during the second inflation, the balloon ruptured circumferential and a piece of the balloon remained in the patient.
The procedure took an extra three hours of trying to remove the piece of the balloon by snare and also a non-bsc filter wire that sheared off in the heavily calcified lesion.
The fragmented piece had to be left in the patient and a covered stent was deployed to jail it up against the wall.
The filter wire also tried to be retrieved and was unsuccessful, so it was jailed up against the wall along with the balloon fragment.
There were no further complications reported.
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