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Dislodged Coronary Stents: The Presnaring Technique
Issa Kutkut, Babar Khan, Stephen O Hunley
11200 E Broad Street, Box 980036, Richmond, VA, 23298 USA. zachary.gertz@vcuhealth.org.
The Journal of Invasive Cardiology
|March 8, 2023
Summary
Presnaring is a technique to retrieve dislodged coronary stents that remain on the coronary wire. This method involves snaring the wire outside the body to guide a retrieval loop inside.
Area of Science:
- Interventional Cardiology
- Medical Device Retrieval
Background:
- Coronary stents can become dislodged during procedures.
- Retrieval of dislodged stents is crucial to prevent complications.
Purpose of the Study:
- To describe and evaluate the presnaring technique for retrieving dislodged coronary stents.
- To demonstrate the feasibility of presnaring in clinical cases.
Main Methods:
- The presnaring technique involves snaring the coronary wire externally.
- The external snare loop is then advanced over the wire into the body.
- This facilitates the retrieval of the dislodged stent remaining on the wire.
Main Results:
- Successful retrieval of dislodged coronary stents was achieved in 2 described patient cases.
- The presnaring technique proved effective when the stent remained on the coronary wire.
Conclusions:
- Presnaring is a potentially valuable technique for retrieving dislodged coronary stents.
- This method is specifically useful when the stent is still engaged with the coronary wire.
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