PCI of Heavily Calcified Unprotected dLM Lesion using Atherectomy and Two Stent Strategies

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PCI of Heavily Calcified Unprotected dLM Lesion using Atherectomy and Two Stent Strategies

By Mount Sinai Heart Complex Live Cases FEATURING Annapoorna Kini, Samin Sharma

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February 26, 2015

86 year-old-male with mechanical aortic valve prosthesis and prior PCI’s of LAD and RCA presented ...
read more ↘ with crescendo leading to rest angina. Cardiac Cath on July 7, 2014 revealed 90% calcific distal left main bifurcation lesion with patent prior stent sites. Echo revealed LVEF 50% and normal functioning aortic prosthesis. CABG recommended but declined due to age and re-do surgery. Patient is now planned for PCI of heavily calcified unprotected distal left main lesion, using atherectomy and two stent strategies and possible IABP assist.

July 15 2014 Webcast Video
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