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Medical history:
• 71-year- old men with COPD II
• Current status: progression of dyspnea and angina (NYHA II/CCS II) and
persistent atrial fibrillation
• MRI shows a LVEF of 46%, hypokinesia and viability of the inferior wall
• Adenosine stress perfusion deficiency of the inferior wall
• Proximal occlusion of the right coronary artery with retrograde collaterals via
LAD
• Cardiovascular risk factors:
– Diabetes, arterial hypertension, hyperlipidemia, Ex-Smoker
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What is the best strategy for this anatomy?
Antegrade:
Single Wire
Parallel Wire
IVUS controlled dissection reentry
Primary dissection reentry (Bridge point)
Retrograde:
Contrallateral or Ipsilateral case
Revers CART
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What is the best strategy for this anatomy?
Antegrade:
Single Wire
Parallel Wire
IVUS controlled dissection reentry
Primary dissection reentry (Bridge point)
Retrograde:
Contrallateral or Ipsilateral case
Revers CART
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Treatment strategy for this vessel
• 1) DES with stent landing zone distal of the
bifurcation in the PDA
• 2) DES with stent landing zone just in front of the
bifurcation
• 3) DES+DEB at the bifurcation side
• 4) Scaffolds
• 5) IVUS