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क्या यह मरीज को बचने का कोई मौका भी देता है , या फिर अचानक से हो जाता है? क्या diffuse desease और लंबे स्टेंट्स भी इसका कारण होते हैं?

excellent !

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Didn't see stent placed

how much does this procedure cost

Veey nice case but if there was audible or written comments ;it would be much better

How do you stop a lumbar leak(s) into the aortic sac and remove the blood from that sac to shrink it to reduce the chance of rupture? We have the technology to do almost anything that we wish in any field these days, why can't there be some kind of 'one-way valve' made into the endograft to revisit time-to-time and draw the unwanted blood out of the sac, reducing the size when it enlarges to a concerning point? Or, perhaps a one-way drain catheter that can be placed between the endograft and sac into an inferior vena cava vein? What about a looping a catheter from the lumbar vein leak back into itself if coils to stop the leak doesn't work? Would it be ok to prescribe a calcium channel blocker to help shrink the aorta sac? What about an eye or two in the coils / screws / staples to sew them into place?

In first case, where did the guiding catheter that inject contrast media entered the body from?

Venous insufficiency is a common problem resulting in swelling, pain and wounds that don't heal in the legs. The traditional response was to strip the troublesome vein. The issue can now be corrected with a minimally invasive procedure available at Genesis. Here is a video of Dr. Nicholas Shammas performing a procedure.

Excellent presentation and a must view for coronary interventionists!

Great case again from the XLPAD investigators!

Great case, how do DCB's perform for SFA CTO. Remains an open question.

Great case and nice PAD site!