Check out this great discussion about Transcatheter Electrosurgical Septotomy on this episode of the @JVascSurgCIT Audible Bleeding Podcast!
Our recent publication about this useful technique: https://t.co/TTRuSh2Zgy
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Pt with a complex thoracoabdominal aortic aneurysm involving the arch. We performed a totally percutaneous 3-vessel arch repair using a branched patient-specific endograft. Planned for a 2nd stage FB-EVAR. @AorticC@AortaEd@UTSWVascular
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Patient with a 61 mm complex aortic aneurysm. Accessory RRA originating slightly below the main RRA w/ same clock position. Incorporating upward-facing branches into the patient-specific graft design can offer an effective solution in certain cases. @AorticC@UTSWVascular
Great podium presentation at the 2023 VEITH Symposium about Transcatheter Electrosurgical Septotomy is now published on @JVascSurg . Great abstract about an effective adjunctive endovascular procedure for a challenging and complex aorta disease. https://t.co/1PNqcvieTq
Complex AAA with previous TEVAR and EVAR. Treated with a patient-specific 3-vessel branched EVAR (no celiac). All cannulations using FORS technology, which allow us to decrease in 30 to 40% the amount of radiation exposure. #AortaEd#vascularsurgery@UTSWNews@UTSWVascular
@lucasfr30978269 Tks for your question @lucasfr30978269. Yes, in this case for a 5 mm IMA we have embolized it intra operatively.
Depending on the circumstances, we can use CMD, IBE or ZBIS.
Pt w/ type B aortic dissection developing degenerative post-dissection aortic and left CIA aneurysms measuring 51 and 44 mm, respectively. Complex EVAR planned with patient-specific, company-manufactured endografts, including a fenestrated iliac limb for the left CIA aneurysm.
@neotenorioMD Thanks for your question @neotenorioMD. We perform adjunctive septotomy in most cases. However, in this one we had good false lumen-free landing zones and CTA and IVUS showed that there was some thrombus in the false lumen at the distal aorta that could potentially embolize.
Complex AAA case. Endovascular repair w/ a 5 vessel custom made device, including an upward facing branch to Adamkiewicz artery and a fenestration to the replaced R hepatic artery. Landing in healthy aorta required proximal sealing in supraceliac zone.
TAAA with arch involvement and previous aorto bi-femoral bypass (left limb occluded): First stage Endovascular total arch repair with physician-modified endograft with a TEVAR extension. Scheduled for a second stage FEVAR.