Non-Pushing PCI Techniques
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Non-Pushing PCI Techniques
Mitsudo, Kazuaki
Springer Verlag, Singapore
10/2021
273
Mole
Inglês
9789811570452
15 a 20 dias
853
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Part I Mitsudo's PCI techniques for CTO.- 1 Approach (Puncture site) .- 2 Sheath.- 3 Guiding catheter.- 4 Column (1): Guide wire cannulation and buddy wire technique.- 5 Column (2): Coronary arteries with an anomalous origin.- 6 Anticoagulation strategy.- 7 Fluoroscopy and imaging strategy.- 8 Column (3): Fluoroscopy (imaging) angle and detector surface.- 9 Column (4): Rotational angiography.- 10 Antegrade approach.- 11 Column (5): Advancing the guide wire and relationship with tissue hardness.- 12 Column (6): Mechanisms of guide wire penetration.- 13 Column (7): Selection and rationale - Part I.- 14 Retrograde approach.- 15 Column (8): Sion guide wire.- 16 Column (9): Techniques for RCA segments 2-3.- 17 Column (10): Selection and rationale - Part I.- 18 Antegrade approach revisited.- 19 Column (11): Distal protection method.- 20 Trouble shooting.- Part II Stenting of bifurcation lesions.- 21 Stent design, stent placement, and placement technique.- 22 Dedicated stent for bifurcation lesions.- 23 Generic stent design optimized for bifurcation lesions.- 24 Column (13): Good fracture and bad fracture.- 25 Optimized stent placement technique for bifurcation lesions.- 26 Column (14): Selection of the balloon and inflation pressure.- 27 Column (15): Prevention of coiling and countermeasures.- 28 Column (16): Balloon formation (rewrapping) .- 29 Column (17): Importance of the observation angle.- 30 Column (18): Necessity for POT and KBT.- 31 Ideal two-stent method for bifurcation lesions.- Part III Stenting of right coronary artery ostial lesions.- 32 Radial force.- 33 Preparation.- 34 Stent.- 35 Positioning the stent.- 36 Necessity for IVUS.- 37 Case studies.- Part IV Stenting of left main trunk (LMT) lesions.- 38 Lesion pathomorphology and stent placement.- 39 Stent design.- 40 Column (19): Promus PREMIER.- 41 Preparation.- 42 Column (20): Carina shift.- 43 Column (21): Lacrosse NSE, AngioSculpt, or ScoreFlex.- 44 Stenting procedure and stent placement.-45 LMT trifurcation stenting.- 46 Case studies on LMT stenting.- Part V Mitsudo's non-pushing PCI technique .- 47 When pushing is allowed.- 48 Guide wire.- 49 Balloon angioplasty (POBA) .- 50 Rotablator.-51 ELCA.- 52 Stenting.- 53 IVUS.- 54 So-called anchoring technique.- 55 Guide wire loop (wire tag) .- 56 IVUS removal.
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Percutaneous Coronary Intervention;Chronic Total Occlusion;Intravascular Intervention;Angiography;PCI;CTO
Part I Mitsudo's PCI techniques for CTO.- 1 Approach (Puncture site) .- 2 Sheath.- 3 Guiding catheter.- 4 Column (1): Guide wire cannulation and buddy wire technique.- 5 Column (2): Coronary arteries with an anomalous origin.- 6 Anticoagulation strategy.- 7 Fluoroscopy and imaging strategy.- 8 Column (3): Fluoroscopy (imaging) angle and detector surface.- 9 Column (4): Rotational angiography.- 10 Antegrade approach.- 11 Column (5): Advancing the guide wire and relationship with tissue hardness.- 12 Column (6): Mechanisms of guide wire penetration.- 13 Column (7): Selection and rationale - Part I.- 14 Retrograde approach.- 15 Column (8): Sion guide wire.- 16 Column (9): Techniques for RCA segments 2-3.- 17 Column (10): Selection and rationale - Part I.- 18 Antegrade approach revisited.- 19 Column (11): Distal protection method.- 20 Trouble shooting.- Part II Stenting of bifurcation lesions.- 21 Stent design, stent placement, and placement technique.- 22 Dedicated stent for bifurcation lesions.- 23 Generic stent design optimized for bifurcation lesions.- 24 Column (13): Good fracture and bad fracture.- 25 Optimized stent placement technique for bifurcation lesions.- 26 Column (14): Selection of the balloon and inflation pressure.- 27 Column (15): Prevention of coiling and countermeasures.- 28 Column (16): Balloon formation (rewrapping) .- 29 Column (17): Importance of the observation angle.- 30 Column (18): Necessity for POT and KBT.- 31 Ideal two-stent method for bifurcation lesions.- Part III Stenting of right coronary artery ostial lesions.- 32 Radial force.- 33 Preparation.- 34 Stent.- 35 Positioning the stent.- 36 Necessity for IVUS.- 37 Case studies.- Part IV Stenting of left main trunk (LMT) lesions.- 38 Lesion pathomorphology and stent placement.- 39 Stent design.- 40 Column (19): Promus PREMIER.- 41 Preparation.- 42 Column (20): Carina shift.- 43 Column (21): Lacrosse NSE, AngioSculpt, or ScoreFlex.- 44 Stenting procedure and stent placement.-45 LMT trifurcation stenting.- 46 Case studies on LMT stenting.- Part V Mitsudo's non-pushing PCI technique .- 47 When pushing is allowed.- 48 Guide wire.- 49 Balloon angioplasty (POBA) .- 50 Rotablator.-51 ELCA.- 52 Stenting.- 53 IVUS.- 54 So-called anchoring technique.- 55 Guide wire loop (wire tag) .- 56 IVUS removal.
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