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Webinar 3 | Step-by-Step Approach to Treating Comp ...
Step-by-Step Approach to Treating Complications
Step-by-Step Approach to Treating Complications
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The webinar, moderated by Dawn Abbott for the SC&I Bifurcation Club, focused on a step-by-step approach to managing bifurcation PCI complications. Dr. Kevin Cross discussed jailed wires, emphasizing prevention: keep jailed segments short, avoid high-pressure ballooning before removing the wire, and use local traction with balloons or microcatheters close to the trap. He reviewed cases where trapped wires were retrieved with guide extenders and microcatheters, and when fracture techniques such as rota-assisted wire fracture may be needed. Panelists discussed whether knuckled or jacketed wires are safer; the group generally preferred non-jacketed wires and cautioned against trapping pressure wires.<br /><br />Dr. Jason Wohlmuth reviewed perforation management, especially when a bifurcation side branch is involved. He highlighted the added danger of hemodynamic compromise and ischemia, then walked through strategies including covered stents, jailed-balloon techniques, and, importantly, puncturing back through a covered stent into a side branch using penetrating wires and microcatheters. He presented a complex rescue case using dual covered stents, side-branch stenting as a target, and kissing balloon inflation to restore flow while sealing the perforation.<br /><br />Dr. Manos Berlakis covered how to manage inability to cross or recross bifurcations. He stressed using alternate wires, dual-lumen or angulated microcatheters, vessel preparation, and guide-extension or anchor techniques to improve deliverability. When balloons or stents could not cross, he recommended escalating support and using imaging to clarify whether calcium or dissection was limiting progress.<br /><br />Across all talks, the key themes were prevention, recognizing the mechanism of failure, using specialized tools thoughtfully, and treating the patient rather than the fluoroscopy.
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J. Dawn Abbott, MD, MSCAI; Emmanouil S. Brilakis, MD, PhD, FSCAI; Kevin J. Croce, MD, PhD, FSCAI; Bryan Kindya, MD; Jason R. Wollmuth, MD, FSCAI
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Keywords
bifurcation PCI
jailed wire
wire entrapment
perforation management
covered stent
side-branch recrossing
microcatheter
guide extender
rotablation
intravascular lithotripsy
coronary perforation
side branch salvage
atherectomy
calcium
laser
orbital
plaque
kissing balloon inflation
jailed wires
covered stents
microcatheters
guide extenders
wire fracture
side branch stenting
bifurcation complications
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