The patient was 67 year-old male. He was presented
with unstable angina. He had a hypertension as a coronary risk factor. Baseline
ECG showed T wave inversion in leads V2-V6. Echocardiography showed good
LV function with an EF of 65%. Baseline coronary angiogram before the index-procedure
showed diffuse stenoses at the proximal LAD and the proximal circumflex
artery (Figure
1). After debulking atherectomy for effective removal of abundant atheroma
(Figure
2), a 4.0x25 mm NIR stent was implanted with final kissing balloon dilatation
at the proximal LAD lesion (Figure
3). Then, we performed a 3.5x18 mm Cross-Flex stent implantation at
the proximal circumflex lesion (Figure
4). Post-procedural angiography showed successful results (Figure
5). |
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