Iliac artery stenosis

Right common and external iliac occlusion – right SFA occlusion

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Right common and external iliac occlusion, right superficial femoral artery (SFA) occlusion.

Gender:

Male

Age:

73

Rutherford stage 3
Non-insulin dependent diabetes mellitus (NIDDM)
High blood pressure (AHT)
Hypercholesterolemia
Smoker

Procedure

1

Left common femoral artery (CFA) puncture was done

2

Introducer sheath Destination 7F, 45cm was used , together with a Terumo guidewire curved stiff 0,035”, UF catheter

3

It was a cross over procedure, using a Sergeant support catheter to cross the occlusions and arrive to the femoral artery (Image 3). Sergeant crossed successfully and arrived to the SFA

4

Revascularization of right iliac axis in an antegrade way and recanalization of the right SFA occlusion implanting 2 iVolution pro (Video 3/ Image 4)

5

In the right common iliac oclusion, iCover was implanted. iCover went through the iliac bifurcation eaisley and the implanation was performed succesfully

Videos collection

Video 1 - Right Iliac oclusion

Video 2 - Right SFA oclusion

Video 3 - iVolution pro implantation

Video 4 - SFA final outcome after iVolution pro implantation

Video 5 - iCover crossing the aorto-iliac bifurcation

Video 6 - iCover in the right iliac artery

Video 7 - iCover implantation

Video 8 - iCover implanted outcome

Video 9 - Final outcome

Video 10 - Final outcome

Video 11 - Final outcome

Video case

Images collection

No items found.

Final angiography

No items found.

Treatment recommended

The treatment post-procedure was Aspirin lifelong and Clopidogrel during 3 months.

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