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Area of Science:

  • Vascular Interventional Radiology
  • Medical Device Engineering
  • Embolization Techniques

Background:

  • Amplatzer vascular plugs (AVP), including AVP 4, are used for vascular occlusion but can occasionally result in insufficient embolization or recanalization.
  • Addressing persistent perfusion or recanalization after AVP 4 deployment requires effective methods for achieving complete and durable occlusion.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To evaluate the feasibility and effectiveness of an internal coil packing method for the Amplatzer vascular plug 4 (AVP 4).
  • To assess the ability to insert microcoils into the AVP 4 using an experimental vascular model.

Main Methods:

  • An experimental vascular model was utilized to test the internal coil packing technique within the AVP 4.
  • Attempted insertion of a 1.7 F microcatheter through the nitinol mesh of the AVP 4.
  • Investigated the possibility of inserting 0.010-inch electrolytic detachable microcoils through catheter tips in contact with the nitinol mesh.

Main Results:

  • Direct insertion of a 1.7 F microcatheter through the nitinol mesh of the AVP 4 was not feasible.
  • Successful insertion of 0.010-inch electrolytic detachable microcoils was achieved only through catheter tips positioned in contact with the nitinol mesh.
  • Internal coil packing of the AVP 4 is possible using 0.010-inch microcoils for specific clinical scenarios.

Conclusions:

  • Internal coil packing of the AVP 4 is a feasible strategy to manage cases of continued perfusion or recanalization.
  • The technique involves inserting 0.010-inch microcoils into the AVP 4, particularly when short-segment embolization is required.
  • This method offers a potential solution for enhancing the occlusion efficacy of the AVP 4 in challenging situations.