@robshahverdyan@GauravGangwan15 Nice result indeed. When the super stent restenosis it get a very hard rubbery hyperplasia that is difficult to recanalize and resistant to PTBA
@robshahverdyan@gertfrahmjensen@KeaganWG@wasse_m@GauravGangwan15 The cephalic arch is prone to extravasation which is why I like to score it first to get. uniform expansion. I believe it does make a difference. Since this lesion usually revolves around at least one hypertrophied valve ring.
@gertfrahmjensen@KeaganWG@robshahverdyan@wasse_m@GauravGangwan15 I would start with a cutting balloon or other scoring device like FLEX. Followed by 8mm or 9mm high pressure balloon. If it looks good, follow with DEB 1 mm larger than the size I dilated with. Other wise a covered stent that extended all the way around the arch
@GillianHTurner
The Radiology suites you refer to are not for cancer treatment, they are interventional radiology suites and CT suites used to treat battle injuries
Often mistakenly interpreted as obstruction with large collaterals. There are at least 5 anatomic variations of the cephalic arch. (T. Tokano et al. / Journal of Arrhythmia 29 (2013) 9–12). Thanks for posting -POA