Figures
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Figure 1. Angiogram showing diffuse, tortuous, calcified narrowing (90% stenosis) in left circumflex (LCx) coronary artery (a: AP caudal view; b: LAO caudal view).
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Figure 2. Lesion was sequentially predilated with multiple balloon at 10 - 15 atm pressure (a, b).
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Figure 3. Morph stent failed to cross the lesion leading to backing of guide catheter (a). Embolized stent visible in right common femoral artery (b).
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Figure 4. Embolized stent further moving down to deep femoral artery (a, b). Judkins right (JR) guiding catheter was carefully parked in right deep femoral artery (b, c).
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Figure 5. Embolized stent being trapped and retrieved (a, b). Whole assembly: stent-snare-guiding catheter was pulled back under fluoroscopic surveillance (c, d).
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Figure 6. Sheath was firmly holded with left hand and whole assembly was successfully pulled out (a, c, c, and d).
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Figure 7. Retrieved stent snared by EN snare (a, b).
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Figure 8. Rewiring of LCx and successful stenting with 3 - 2.5 × 60 mm Morph stent following aggressive predilatation by bigger balloon (a, b, c).