1) The document discusses different guidewires that are needed for crossing chronic total occlusions, including their specifications and appropriate clinical uses.
2) It emphasizes having a range of guidewires with different tip loads and properties for tasks like antegrade and retrograde wiring, collateral crossing, and re-entry.
3) The conclusion recommends knowing the properties of a limited set of key guidewires and using simple algorithms when starting, as no wire can find the way without skilled steering from the operator.
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Wires, what we need, what we have and next future
1. EURO CTO CLUB
Toulouse 2018
Wires, what we need, what we
have and next future
J.Dens, ZOL Genk, Belgium
EuroCTO, Toulouse, 2018
2. What we need: the best wires to…
Antegrade and retrograde wiring
Collateral crossing: septal & epicardial
Antegrade and retrograde knuckling
Re-direction and re-entry
Guiding entry, externalisation, tip-in
3. Why we need the best wires?
Can I wire this? Can I cross this collateral?
4. Current wire-technology allows unexpected
success but still is inpredictable
Gaia II crosses antegradely… Suoh crosses collateral…
5. Wiring ante & retrogradely:
the path from A to B or B to A is clear
”loose tissue tracking”
Tapered tip, low tip load, lubricity: Fielder family (0.6 -1.0 g), Fighter family (1.5 g)
“hard cap/tissue penetration” (puncture)
Tapered tip, high tipload: Confianza (= Conquest pro 9-12), Hornet 14, Provia 15, Progress T 200
Can be followed by de-ascalation
“directional tracking”
Gaia family (1.7-4.5 g)(Miracle, Progress…)
9. High tipload/penetration force wires
Confianza (Conquest) Hornet
PTFE
Coating
3.5 cm
radiopaque
15 cm
hydrophilic
coating
15 cm
spring
coil
0.008”
Diamet
er*
Compound taper
stainless steel core
0.014”
Diameter*
Compatible w/
STRETCH Extension
Wire
Tip Load Hornet 10: 10g, PF (gf/mm2
) 308
Tip Load Hornet 14: 14 g, PF (gf/mm2
) 432
10. Wiring ante & retro:
the track from A to B or B to A is unclear
To remain within the architecture:
Intermediate tipload, polymeric, “slippery”:
Ultimate 3
Pilot 200 (4 gram)
Gladius (4 gram with a compound core: increased rotational and tip bend
stiffness)
11. Use “easy” step-up algorythms, ante- and retrograde
“Asahi algorythm”
Fielder XT-A
Gaia II vs Ultimate 3
Confianza pro 12
“US algorythm”
Fighter
Pilot 200
Hornet 14
Get used to your basic wires
12. Crossing septal collaterals
Invisible channel:
Sion, XT-R, Sion black…alternative for Sion = Samourai RC
Continuous tortuosity
Sion, Suoh 3, Fielder XT-R, Sion black
Side branches and bends
Sion, Suoh 3, XT-R, Sion black
Acute bends
Suoh 3, Sion, XT-R, Sion black
13. SAMURAI™ RC Specialty Crossing
Guidewire
PTFE Coating4 cm
radiopaqu
e
24 cm hydrophilic
coating
24 cm
spring coil
0.014”
Diameter*
Compound taper
stainless steel core
0.014”
Diameter*
Compatible w/ STRETCH
Extension Wire
1. Exceptional torque performance
without whipping
2. Outstanding durability and tip shape
retention
Hydrophilic Coating
&
Enhanced Flexibility
Designed for collateral crossing &
excellent tracking to access distal lesions
I.C.T.
Inner Coil
Technolog
y
Tip Load
(gf)
Radio-
paque
Length
Outer
Diameter
Tip Style Cover
Coil
Length
Distal
Coating
Core
Material
Rail
1.2 4 cm
0.014”
0.37mm
I.C.T.
Spring
Coil
24 cm Hydrophilic
Stainless
Steel
Moderate
15. Knuckling ante & retro
Non-directed blunt dissection to cross long trajects within the vessel architecture:
“smaller, softer”
Filelder family, Fighter…
“larger, stronger”, power-knuckles
Pilot 200, Gladius
“very strong”
Gaia, confianza…
Knuckle: umbrella-like or larger bend which will flip over
16. Re-direction and re-entry
Re-direction:
Intermediate to high tipload and directional
Gaia II-III, confianza, hornet, progress, Pilot…
Re-entry to true lumen (via double lumen MC, Stingray…):
High tipload
Stingray wire, Gaia III, Confianza, Hornet…Astato 20 (off label)
Re-entry to true lumen via reverse CART
Low to intermediate tipload
17. Re-entry in guiding, externalisation and
tip-in
Guiding re-entry:
If still substantial true lumen tract: soft wires
If close to re-entry: intermediate, slippery wires
Externalisation:
Extra lenght, low shaft bend stifness
RG3 (Asahi) and R350 (Vascular Solutions)
Tip-in:
Soft, intermediate – directional wires
18. New wires
Gaia next (Asahi)
Confianza pro 20 (Asahi) = Astato
Judo (Boston Scientific)
19. XTRAND coil
Hollow coil made by ropes composed
by several wires woven together
1(one) / 2(Two) / 3(Three)
23. Gaia micro-cone tip
Regular GuidewireBecause of GAIA’s micro-cone tip、
penetration ability is enhanced, and
penetration force becomes higher
Penetration force
Tip Load/cross section area
26. Conclusions
Wires are an essential part of CTO-PCI
Know your wires (6 might be sufficient):
Tiploads, penetration force, steeribility, tracking…
Limit the number of wires you use, use simple algorythms when you start
No wire can find the way, unless you steer it
Inpredictibility results in being amazed (positive/negative)
Gaia micro-cone tipにより、穿通性の目安となるPenetration forceは高めの設定となります。
Penetration forceが強いほど硬い組織への
進入もしやすくなります。
Tip Load/cross section area
回転方向の違いによるトルクの違い
ASAHI Gaia Nextシリーズでは、回転方向によってトルクが変わります。
反時計回りでコイルが締まり、時計回りよりもトルクが強くなります。
The torque of ASAHI Gaia Next series varies depending on the rotation direction.
In counter-clockwise rotation the coil tighten, therefore the torque will be stronger than in clockwise rotation