Anamnesis Cardiologic history - TOBI · Ostial LM stenosis RCA restenosis CABG LIMA>LAD; RIMA >RCA...
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Anamnesis
2004 NSTEMI CX stenosis DES on CX
2012 Acute Pulmonary
Oedema
Severe Aortic Valve Stenosis
Aortic Valve Bioprosthesis
2013 Unstable Angina
Ostial RCA stenosis
Ostial RCA DES
2014 Acute Pulmonary
Oedema
Ostial LM stenosis RCA restenosis
CABG LIMA>LAD; RIMA
>RCA
Severe Mitral valve
regurgitation
Mitral Valve Bioprosthesis
2015 Acute Heart Failure
Hospitalization Coronarography
• BD 29.7.1939
Female
• HTN, DM, Dyslipidaemia
Risk factors
• Long history
Cardiologic
• Heart failure
Last admission
Cardiologic history
• Ostial stenosis
• FFR LAD 0,70
• FFR CX 0,72
LM
• Ostial instent occlusion
RCA
• Distal anastomosis stenosis
LIMA-LAD
• Distal anastomosis stenosis
RIMA-RCA
• Right femoral 6F
Coronary angiography
Diagnostic angiography: Tight stenosis of LM and ostial instent occlusion of RCA of native coronaries and distal anastomosis stenosis of by-pass LIMA>LAD; RIMA>RCA
Fig.1.a
Fig.1.b
Fig.1.c
Fig.1.d
• Ostial stenosis
• FFR LAD 0,70
• FFR CX 0,72
LM
• Ostial instent occlusion
RCA
• Distal anastomosis stenosis
LIMA-LAD
• Distal anastomosis stenosis
RIMA-RCA
• Right femoral 6F
Coronary angiography
Diagnostic angiography: Tight stenosis of LM and ostial instent occlusion of RCA of native coronaries and distal anastomosis stenosis of by-pass LIMA>LAD; RIMA>RCA
Fig.1.b Fig.2.a Fig.2.b
Implantation of bifurcation dedicated self-expandable DES – AXXESS on LM after adequate predilatations
•Acrostak GRIP 3,0x12 at 16 Atm
POBA LM-LAD
•Acrostak GRIP 3,0x12 at 16 Atm
POBA LM-CX
•Axxess 3,5 x 11
Bifurcation DES LM
• LM-LAD 3,5x11
• LM-CX 3,5x11
Axxess kissing balloon
• LM 4,0 x 8
Axxess post dilatation
•Angiographic
• IVUS
• FFR
Good final result
• Same day
•7F right femoral
Procedure on LM
Fig.3.a. Axxess navigation Fig.3.b. Axxess initial opening
Fig.3.c. Axxess point of no return Fig.3.d. Axxess final opening
Implantation of bifurcation dedicated self-expandable DES – AXXESS on LM • Same day
•7F right femoral
Procedure on LM
Fig.4.b. Axxess post-dilatation Fig.4.a. Kissing balloon Axxess
Fig.5.a. Final result – LAO_CAUD Fig.5.b. Final result – RAO_CAUD
•Acrostak GRIP 3,0x12 at 16 Atm
POBA LM-LAD
•Acrostak GRIP 3,0x12 at 16 Atm
POBA LM-CX
•Axxess 3,5 x 11
Bifurcation DES LM
• LM-LAD 3,5x11
• LM-CX 3,5x11
Axxess kissing balloon
• LM 4,0 x 8
Axxess post dilatation
•Angiographic
• IVUS
• FFR
Good final result
Implantation of bifurcation dedicated self-expandable DES – AXXESS on LM • Same day
•7F right femoral
Procedure on LM
•Acrostak GRIP 3,0x12 at 16 Atm
POBA LM-LAD
•Acrostak GRIP 3,0x12 at 16 Atm
POBA LM-CX
•Axxess 3,5 x 11
Bifurcation DES LM
• LM-LAD 3,5x11
• LM-CX 3,5x11
Axxess kissing balloon
• LM 4,0 x 8
Axxess post dilatation
•Angiographic
• IVUS
• FFR
Good final result
Fig.6.a FFR LM-LAD with Acist RXi
Fig.6.b. FFR LM-CX with Acist RXi
Implantation of bifurcation dedicated self-expandable DES – AXXESS on LM • Same day
•7F right femoral
Procedure on LM
•Acrostak GRIP 3,0x12 at 16 Atm
POBA LM-LAD
•Acrostak GRIP 3,0x12 at 16 Atm
POBA LM-CX
•Axxess 3,5 x 11
Bifurcation DES LM
• LM-LAD 3,5x11
• LM-CX 3,5x11
Axxess kissing balloon
• LM 4,0 x 8
Axxess post dilatation
•Angiographic
• IVUS
• FFR
Good final result
Fig.7.a. IVUS LM-LAD Fig.7.b. IVUS LM-CX
Retrograde RIMA>RCA reopening of RCA CTO and through the same introducer anterograde RCA stenting •6F right radial
•Next day
Procedure RCA
•Engagement of RIMA
IM 6F GC
• Filder XT
•CTO balloon
Retrograde RIMA-RCA
•POBA RCA
Retrograde
•Engagement of RCA
HS 5F GC
•POBA RCA
• Stenting RCA
•Post-dilatation
Anterograde
•Angiographic
• IVUS and FFR
Good final result
Fig.8.a. Filder XT and OTW Fig.8.b. Retrograde POBA 2,0 mm
Fig.8.c. Retrograde POBA 3,0 mm
Retrograde RIMA>RCA reopening of RCA CTO and through the same introducer anterograde RCA stenting •6F right radial
•Next day
Procedure RCA
•Engagement of RIMA
IM 6F GC
• Filder XT
•CTO balloon
Retrograde RIMA-RCA
•POBA RCA
Retrograde
•Engagement of RCA
HS 5F GC
•POBA RCA
• Stenting RCA
•Post-dilatation
Anterograde
•Angiographic
• IVUS and FFR
Good final result
Fig.9.a. Anterograde 0,35” wire Fig.9.b. Anterograde 5F GC
Retrograde RIMA>RCA reopening of RCA CTO and through the same introducer anterograde RCA stenting •6F right radial
•Next day
Procedure RCA
•Engagement of RIMA
IM 6F GC
• Filder XT
•CTO balloon
Retrograde RIMA-RCA
•POBA RCA
Retrograde
•Engagement of RCA
HS 5F GC
•POBA RCA
• Stenting RCA
•Post-dilatation
Anterograde
•Angiographic
• IVUS and FFR
Good final result
Fig.10.a. POBA 3,0 mm Fig.10.b. POBA 3,5 mm Fig.10.b. POBA 4,0 mm
Retrograde RIMA>RCA reopening of RCA CTO and through the same introducer anterograde RCA stenting •6F right radial
•Next day
Procedure RCA
•Engagement of RIMA
IM 6F GC
• Filder XT
•CTO balloon
Retrograde RIMA-RCA
•POBA RCA
Retrograde
•Engagement of RCA
HS 5F GC
•POBA RCA
• Stenting RCA
•Post-dilatation
Anterograde
•Angiographic
• IVUS and FFR
Good final result
Fig.11.a Ostial RCA DES Fig.11.b Result DES Fig.11.c Mid RCA DES
Retrograde RIMA>RCA reopening of RCA CTO and through the same introducer anterograde RCA stenting •6F right radial
•Next day
Procedure RCA
•Engagement of RIMA
IM 6F GC
• Filder XT
•CTO balloon
Retrograde RIMA-RCA
•POBA RCA
Retrograde
•Engagement of RCA
HS 5F GC
•POBA RCA
• Stenting RCA
•Post-dilatation
Anterograde
•Angiographic
• IVUS and FFR
Good final result
Fig.12.a. POBA 3,5 HP
Fig.12.b. POBA 4,0 HP
Fig.13. Final result
Retrograde RIMA>RCA reopening of RCA CTO and through the same introducer anterograde RCA stenting •6F right radial
•Next day
Procedure RCA
•Engagement of RIMA
IM 6F GC
• Filder XT
•CTO balloon
Retrograde RIMA-RCA
•POBA RCA
Retrograde
•Engagement of RCA
HS 5F GC
•POBA RCA
• Stenting RCA
•Post-dilatation
Anterograde
•Angiographic
• IVUS and FFR
Good final result
Fig.14.a FFR RCA with Acist RXi
Fig.14.b IVUS RCA Fig.14.c IVUS RCA
Myocardial scintigraphy •6 months
Follow up
• Asymptomatic
Clinical
• No heart failure
Functional
• No ischemia
Scintigraphy
• Scintigraphy
• Angiography
• IVUS or OCT
Program after 12 m
CONCLUSIONS TAKE HOME MESSAGES
• the demonstration of ischemic evidence is important
In case of a patient with two previous cardiac surgeries
• Makes easy the measurement of FFR in all vessels before and after the procedure as it scores over any coronary wire
New rapid exchange Acist RXi with NAVUUS catheter for FFR
• Percutaneous approach is preferable as third surgery is accompanied with higher risk
In such complicated and complex case
• When the anatomy and the angle are suitable is acceptable and feasible
Dedicated self-expandable DES for the LM ostial stenosis
• Is possible for RCA ostial CTO reopening and stenting
Retrograde approach through by-pass graft RIMA-RCA