Incidence and risk factors of embolized particles in carotid artery stenting and association with clinical outcome

Ledwoch, Jakob; Staubach, Stephan; Segerer, Manuela; Strohm, Henning; Mudra, Harald

doi:10.1016/j.ijcard.2016.10.103

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“…Our visualization method may be used to detect the presence of plaque fractures, erosion, and dissection. These satisfactory images aided us in our selection of appropriate treatment methods and prediction of complications (Figures ).…”

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Effectiveness of a handmade “New Carotid Catheter” in transradial carotid angiography: A comparison with conventional multipurpose catheters

Balaban

2017

J Interven Cardiology

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Transradial carotid angiography can be performed using our newly developed carotid catheter. The carotid arteries of patients with widespread coronary artery disease can be visualized, while asymptomatic patients carrying a high risk of stroke can be treated, preventing potential stroke occurrence. In a larger-scale comparative study, the favorable contributions of routine use of the new method and a decreased frequency of stroke may be demonstrated.

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Effectiveness of a handmade “New Carotid Catheter” in transradial carotid angiography: A comparison with conventional multipurpose catheters

Balaban

2017

J Interven Cardiology

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“…They cannot correctly display the plaque character, whether it is sensitive plaque or not, the presence and severity of plaque cracks. For all these reasons, invasive angiography in carotid imaging is still the gold standard [2,[12][13][14][15].…”

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“…However, the tips of JR catheter can friction to the aortic wall if it is rotated within the aorta without guidewire. This condition can cause complications [1,15].…”

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‘New Developed Femoral-S Carotid Catheter’ is Very Effective and Safe in Carotid Angiography: A Retrospective Study

Balaban¹,

İlkeli²

2017

OMICS J Radiol

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Objective: There is no special catheter used for carotid angiography in the market. We studied the efficacy feasibility and safety of Femoral S carotid catheter (made by shaping existing catheters) in this study.Methods: 1169 patients undergoing transfemoral or transradial carotid angiography between the years 2015 and 2017 were evaluated. The 156 patients found that are underwent carotid angiography with Femoral S catheter.Results: The Baseline characteristics of the patients were record. The total time of the procedure with the new catheter was found 7.2 ± 1.3 min and the amount of opaque media used was 50.20 ± 15.60 ml. Selective imaging success was high 95%. Minor Complication (local hematoma, leg pain, dizziness, headache, hypotension, allergic reaction of the contrast media) development was found 3.8%. Permanent damage, morbidity and/or mortality were not seen in patients. Discussion:The right judkins catheter is usually preferred in the carotid angiography performed with the femoral route. The newly developed catheter does not stick to the aortic wall because the tip is in the "S" shape. Therefore, the processing time is shorter and the imaging performance is better than multipurpose catheter. Conclusion:Carotid angiography with the newly developed Femoral S carotid catheter seems easier and safer. Performing of Carotid angiography may help to reduce stroke frequency at the time of coronary angiography in patients with coronary artery disease.

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“…Invasive imaging is still the gold standard in neck malformations, carotid tumors, neck injuries, and carotid artery stenosis. In still today, cardiovascular surgeons, neurologists, and neurosurgeons, if they see lesions in the carotid artery at the MR and CT angiography, require invasive carotid angiography when they propose an additional intervention for these lesions [9,10,[12][13][14][15][16][17][18].…”

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The Role of Catheter Reshaping at the Angiographic Success

Balaban¹

2019

Angiography

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In coronary angiography, inability to selectively visualize anomalous coronary arteries is one of the major problems, which a cardiologist encounters during angiography. The process we expect to finish in 15 min can take hours. The angiography times exceeding 1 h are not uncommon. On 2.6% of coronary angiograms, anomalous origin of coronary arteries is encountered. In 0.58% of the cases, the left anterior descending artery (LAD) arises from a separate ostium. The absence of the left main coronary artery (LMCA) can be discerned directly on coronary angiograms obtained using selective visualization of the left circumflex (Cx) or LAD because in most of the cases, the LAD and circumflex artery (Cx) arise from separate ostia. In such situations and where it seems impossible to achieve imaging of anomalous coronary artery, catheter reshaping can be accepted as a solution. This method can be used looking for the carotid and vertebral arteries at the angiography performed via the radial or femoral route also the right and left coronary ostia with anomalous origin, that easily and safely.

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Incidence and risk factors of embolized particles in carotid artery stenting and association with clinical outcome

Cited by 14 publications

References 33 publications

Effectiveness of a handmade “New Carotid Catheter” in transradial carotid angiography: A comparison with conventional multipurpose catheters

Effectiveness of a handmade “New Carotid Catheter” in transradial carotid angiography: A comparison with conventional multipurpose catheters

‘New Developed Femoral-S Carotid Catheter’ is Very Effective and Safe in Carotid Angiography: A Retrospective Study

The Role of Catheter Reshaping at the Angiographic Success

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