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Removal of an entangled monofilament with a Chiba needle
Radiology
|May 1, 1984
Abstract:
A monofilament which has become entangled during an interventional procedure may be cut free by advancing a catheter over the free ends and sliding a 22 gauge Chiba needle over the monofilament. When the knot is encountered, the sharp tip of the Chiba needle cuts and releases the monofilament.
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