CASE20230825_003
Complication and Bail-Out Case of SHOCKWAVE in Calcified Lesion
By Tsuda Takuma
Presenter
Tsuda Takuma
Authors
Tsuda Takuma1
Affiliation
Nagoya Ekisaikai Hospital, Japan1,
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CASE20230825_003
Complex PCI - Calcified Lesion
Complication and Bail-Out Case of SHOCKWAVE in Calcified Lesion
Tsuda Takuma1
Nagoya Ekisaikai Hospital, Japan1,
Clinical Information
Relevant Clinical History and Physical Exam
Patient was 80's years old female with chest discomfort during exertion. Laboratory findings showed normal renal function.ECG showed normal, and echocardiography also showed normal LV function and no valvular disorder.
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Relevant Test Results Prior to Catheterization
Relevant Catheterization Findings
CAG showed showed 90% stenosis in mid RCA, and CTO in distal #4-PL. Target lesion in current situation was mid RCA with severe calcification.
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Interventional Management
Procedural Step
1. SHOCKWACE 2.5mm/12mm & size up for SHOCKWAVE 3.0mm/12mm was performed with OCT guidance.2. Angiography showed good result but, OCT suggested extraluminal hematoma.3. IVUS was performed, also identified extraluminal hematoma expanding distal RCA. 4. Sion was performed inside hematoma with IVUS guidance. 5. Caravel was introduced inside hematoma to aspirate hematoma. Hematoma was well reduced6. DES was implanted at only culprit site with STRAW technique.7. Final angiography showed no expansion of hematoma.
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Case Summary
IVL is good option for calcified lesion, however, unexpectable complication could be occur. Extraluminal hematoma could be expand far distal and occluded antegrade flow. However, STRAW technique could contribute for management of hematoma in this case.