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LM Trifurcation Disease Treated with V Stenting Technique and Kissing Balloon
- Operator : Seung-Jung Park
| LM Trifurcation Disease Treated with V Stenting Technique and Kissing Balloon |
| - Operator: Seung Jung Park |
| Clinical presentation |
A 46-year old woman was was suffered from effort-related chest pain for 1 month. So, She visited our hospital and got coronary angiography. Her coronary risk factor was diabetes mellitus. Baseline ECG showed no ST segment change. Echocardiography revealed no regional wall motion abnormality and normal LV systolic function. Other noninvasive stress testings were not done. |
| Baseline coronary angiogram |
1. Left coronary angiogram showed 80% narrowing
of distal LM, tubular 80% narrowing of pmLAD and diffuse 70 narrowing
of pLCX (Figure
1, Figure
2). Bypass graft angiography showed total occlusion of LIMA to LAD,
TRA to Diagonal and OM graft. |
| Procedure |
| A 8Fr sheath was inserted into the right femoral artery, and the left coronary ostium was engaged with a 8Fr JL guiding catheter with 3.5cm curve. A 0.014 inch Runthrough wire was inserted into the RI, a 0.014 inch BMW wire was inserted into the LAD and a 0.014 inch Runthrough wire was inserted into the LCX. IVUS study was done about RI, LAD & LCX lesions. IVUS findings revealed heavy plaque burden in the LCX os (Figure 3) and LAD os with relatively minimal plaque in the distal LM (Figure 4) and heavy plaque burden with encircled calcification in the mLAD bifurcation lesion (Figure 5). Initially we performed rotablation with rotablator 2.0 burr at mLAD bifurcation lesion (Figure 6). Mid LAD tight lesion was predilated with 3.0X20mm Pleon balloon and then Cypher select 3.5 X 33mm stent and Cypher select 2.75 X 18mm stent were deployed by V-stenting technique at distal LM to LAD and distal LM to LCX lesions respectively (Figure 7, Figure 8). And then we performed kissing balloon with 3.5 X 33mm stent balloon at dLM-LAD and 2.75 X 18 mm at dLM-LCX os respectively. Final left angiogram showed that the procedure was successfu (Figure 9). |
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