Erratum: Management of complications during percutaneous coronary intervention: a current appraisal

Dash, Debabrata; Rohit, Manoj Kumar; Ahmed, Naveed; Thejus, Jayachandran; Malan, Sugandhna Reno; Mody, Bhavya

doi:10.31160/jotci202230a202202e

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“…14 The coronary no-reflow phenomenon is also a potential cause of abrupt vessel closure and can be treated with distal embolic protection devices, and distal intravenous medications, such as nitroprusside, epinephrine, and verapamil. 15…”

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confidence: 99%

Complications in Cath Lab – how to bail out

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et al. 2023

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Various factors, including improved therapeutic interventions and advanced technologies, have led to better clinical outcomes for complex percutaneous coronary interventions. However, complications can still occur and have a negative impact on patient survival and healthcare costs. The risk of these complications can be reduced through experienced operators and preventative procedures. This article discusses a case series of five patients with specific periprocedural issues, such as coronary perforation, dissections, abrupt closure of the coronaries, and no-reflow phenomenon.

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confidence: 99%