Rapid fire Tipps and Tricks – 5 min: What do do if …Reverse CART does not work
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The document discusses techniques for treating chronic total occlusions, including reverse controlled antegrade and retrograde subintimal tracking (CART), antegrade and retrograde wiring approaches, and using intravascular ultrasound (IVUS) to determine the appropriate approach. It provides steps for making a connection when wires are in different lumens and case examples. The conclusion emphasizes using IVUS to understand what has occurred and what should be done during chronic total occlusion percutaneous coronary intervention.
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Rapid fire Tipps and Tricks – 5 min: What do do if …Reverse CART does not work
- 1. Hakujikai Memorial Hospital Yasushi Asakura M.D. If reverse CART dose not work,
- 2. IVUS Findings Hakujikai Memorial Hospital
- 4. Antegrade Wire in Intima Retrograde Wire in Sub-Intima Hakujikai Memorial Hospital
- 8. Antegrade Wire in Sub-Intima Retrograde Wire in Intima Hakujikai Memorial Hospital
- 9. How to Make Connection? 1. R-CART 2. CART 4. Knuckle Wire 5. Wire Penetration 3. Retrograde Wiring Hakujikai Memorial Hospital
- 11. Reverse CART Hakujikai Memorial Hospital
- 12. Penetration Using Confienza Pro 12 Hakujikai Memorial Hospital
- 14. Summary IVUS tells us What’s happened? What should we do? in CTO PCI. Hakujikai Memorial Hospital