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CASE20200923_004
| Complications - Complications | |
| Huge Coronary Aneurysm in Case of DES as a Very Late Complication! Our Experience | |
| Manotosh Panja1 | |
| Belle Vue Clinic, India1, | |
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[Clinical Information]
- Patient initials or identifier number:
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-Relevant clinical history and physical exam:
58 Years,Diabetic,Non Hypertensive,Ex-Smoker.Anterior Wall AMI in last week of August 2004.Thrombolysed and conservatively managed.Discharged after 10 days with antiplatelets ,nitrates,ACEI and beta blockers.Started to have exertional chest pain after 3 weeks of discharge.
-Relevant test results prior to catheterization:
TROP T Positive, Abnormal ECG-Evidence of Anterior Wall AMI, Pre Procedural hsCRP : 10mg/L, Post procedure hs-CRP: 12mg/L .Advised to undergo Coronary Angiography
 - Relevant catheterization findings:
Coronary Angiography,done in early November.ProximalLAD-90% along with thrombus
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[Interventional Management]
- Procedural step:
Diabetic status-Drug eluting stent-cypher.Floppywire,Stormer Ballon 2.5¢¥15mminflated at 10 atmosphere .Cypher 3¢¥18mmdeployed at 14atmosphere.Post procedure TIMI Grade III flow.Received LMWH(5days) with standard antiplatelets therapy : aspirin 75mg and clopidogrel 75mgalong atorvastatin 40mg,ACEI,nitrates and beta blockers& antidiabeticmedications.Discharged after 7 days of hospital stay without any complicationswith the above medicines. Pre Procedural hsCRP : 10mg/L, Post procedure hs-CRP:12mg/L
   - Case Summary:
Huge coronary aneurysm in case of DES due to infection/inflammation because of to reuse ofguide wire and guide catheter.Supportive evidence patient presented with feverand high hsCRP.Finally patient managed with CABG.
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