In my practice I often use Orsiro stent. And I have not any problems with delivery. Coronary Stents with thin struts cost more, but if we add cost of guide extensors+baloons+contrast+and time of procedure...cost of Stents with thick struts looks not cheap. I mean case like You had been presented. Thank You very much, professor!
Quick question: although Ramus dPR was within normal range even though visually ostial Ramus looks significant. How to predict instability of such lesions? How to make sure that i might not face a NSTEMI or a STEMI? Many thanks in advance.
In my practice I often use Orsiro stent. And I have not any problems with delivery. Coronary Stents with thin struts cost more, but if we add cost of guide extensors+baloons+contrast+and time of procedure...cost of Stents with thick struts looks not cheap. I mean case like You had been presented. Thank You very much, professor!
Excellent case, very didactic and with an impeccable standardization sequence
Excelent presentation. Thank you very much. I am looking forward new ones.
Was there a reason why an AL guide was not used? Thank you for this excellent video.
I usually avoid AL guides for ostial RCA lesions as it is hard to disengage and re-engage, often resulting in guide and wire position loss.
Understood. Thanks much for the reply.
Quick question: although Ramus dPR was within normal range even though visually ostial Ramus looks significant. How to predict instability of such lesions?
How to make sure that i might not face a NSTEMI or a STEMI? Many thanks in advance.