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- Although there are better guides, wires, balloons, stents, antiplatelet
and anticoagulant agent, knowledge-that means higher success, lower
complication rates than ever before
- But “PCI has never been safer”-Paul Teirstein said
- LM Abrupt Closure in Lab is still the most serious and fetal
complication
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- Once LM Abrupt Closure appearance
- Death
- Myocardial Infarction
- Urgent stents or CABG
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- Abrupt closure: TIMI 0 to II flow
- Threatened closure: dissection or thrombus with TIMI III flow
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- Anatomy of coronary arteries:
- There are vulnerable lesions in LM
- LM lesion was calcified or eccentric
- Inadequate technique or equipment
- Angiography catheter or guiding cathter
- Guiding wire
- Balloon or stent or other
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- ACS
- Female gender
- Elder age
- Diabetic Pts
- Poor LV function
- Chronic renal failure
- Complex lesions, etc
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- Review Pt’s history and
coronary anatomy
- Manipulate gently and
carefully
- Choose adequate technique and equipment
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- Hold hemodynamic stable as you can
- Recanalize LM and recovery
flow as soon as possible
- Bail-out stent(s)
- Urgent CABG
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