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TCTAP C-067
Presenter
Steven Setiawan
Authors
Steven Setiawan1, Janry Pangemanan2, Agnes Lucia Panda3, Pricilia Liliana Chendra1, Christian Sunur1, Agustinus Mahardhika Sarayar1
Affiliation
Sam Ratulangi University, Indonesia1, Sam Ratulangi Uneversity, Indonesia2, Sam Ratulangi University Manado, Indonesia3,
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TCTAP C-067
CORONARY - Complications
Multiple Coronary Aneurysm During Coronary Angiography
Steven Setiawan1, Janry Pangemanan2, Agnes Lucia Panda3, Pricilia Liliana Chendra1, Christian Sunur1, Agustinus Mahardhika Sarayar1
Sam Ratulangi University, Indonesia1, Sam Ratulangi Uneversity, Indonesia2, Sam Ratulangi University Manado, Indonesia3,
Clinical Information
Patient initials or Identifier Number
MT
Relevant Clinical History and Physical Exam
A 50-year-old woman came to the emergency department with dyspnea 6 days prior to admission. She was also complaining chest pain during physical activity which could be relieved by resting. She was a heavy smoker and had quit 2 years ago. No past medical history was reported. Hemodynamic was stable but there were dynamic ST-T changes on electrocardiography test during hospitalization.
Relevant Test Results Prior to Catheterization
NA
Relevant Catheterization Findings
LM: NormalLAD: Diffuse stenosis 90 - 95 % proximal-distal with multiple aneurysms, calcified (+)LCx: Diffuse stenosis 80 - 85 % proximal-distal with aneurism, diffuse stenosis 90 - 95 % at OM1RCA: CTO distal (collateral from LCx), tubular stenosis 80 - 90 % proximal and tubular stenosis 80 - 90 % mid with aneurysm
CA LAD.mp4
CA LCx.mp4
CA RCA.mp4
CA LAD.mp4 CA LCx.mp4 CA RCA.mp4Interventional Management
Procedural Step
Radial access was chosen in this procedure and CLS 3.5/6 Fr as guiding catheter. Balancium guidewire was able to cross lesion in distal LAD. We predilate the lesion in proximal-mid LAD several times with Saphire 1.00 x 8 mm balloon to 20 atm, Mini Trek 1.20 x 12 mm balloon to 22 atm, NC trek 2.25 x 12 mm balloon to 20 atm and NC Trek 3.00 x 15 mm balloon to 16 atm. Combo plus 3.00 x 23 mm stent was deployed in proximal-mid LAD to 14 atm. Post dilatation with 3.00 x 23 mm balloon stent to 18 atm was done in proximal-mid LAD and coronary angiography evaluation showed TIMI 3 flow result with residual stenosis 30 - 40% in distal LAD.
Balancium guidewire.mp4
Deployed stent.mp4
Final result.mp4
Balancium guidewire.mp4 Deployed stent.mp4 Final result.mp4Case Summary
Coronary artery aneurysm is an uncommon entity and is frequently found incidentally during coronary angiography. The majority of coronary aneurysms are atherosclerotic in origin. Treatments consisted of stent insertion during percutaneous coronary intervention. Dual antiplatelet therapy and statin were given after the procedure.