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CASE20191115_014
| CORONARY - Chronic Total Occlusion | |
| When ROTA Came as Rescue | |
| Anil Kumar1 | |
| Command Hospital, India1, | |
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[Clinical Information]
- Patient initials or identifier number:
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-Relevant clinical history and physical exam:
•62 Male •CADIWMI 02 years back •CSA •LV EF– 45 % Hypokinesia RCA, No MR •CTORCA with significant calcium -Relevant test results prior to catheterization:
•62Male •CADIWMI 02 years back •CSA •LV EF– 45 % Hypokinesia RCA, No MR •CTORCA with significant calcium - Relevant catheterization findings:
•62Male •CADIWMI 02 years back •CSA •LV EF– 45 % Hypokinesia RCA, No MR •CTORCA with significant calcium |
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[Interventional Management]
- Procedural step:
•62Male •CADIWMI 02 years back •CSA •LV EF– 45 % Hypokinesia RCA , No MR •CTORCA with significant calcium  When Rotablation came as rescue !.pptx- Case Summary:
•Whenever significant calcium and non-crossable lesions •Have a low threshold for Rotablation •Rotablation can be useful in CTO also if wire can cross •LV dysfuction is not a contraindication for Rotablation •If adequate precautions are taken and planned. •Whenever required do not forget to upgrade Rota burr or post ROTA use of cutting balloon. |
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