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Katherine J Kunkel1, Pedro Villablanca1, Khaldoon Alaswad1
1Division of Cardiovascular Medicine, Henry Ford Hospital, Detroit, MI, United States of America.
Abstract:
Following successful retrograde CTO PCI via a degenerating saphenous vein graft, persistent TIMI II flow was noted in the graft. Given increased risk of target vessel failure in the presence of significant competitive flow from a saphenous vein graft, the SVG underwent coil embolization with two 4 mm × 6 cm detachable coils. Follow up angiography with forceful contrast injection resulted in embolization of the coils into the patient's two remaining patent grafts. The coils were then retrieved using a micro-snare. The patient tolerated the procedure with no compromise of flow into the remaining grafts and resolution of angina following CTO PCI.
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