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TCTAP C-142

Back to Basic "History Taking"

By Glendon Seng Lau, Surasee Srihasarn, Panat Nisityotakul, Keerati Hongsakul

Presenter

Glendon Seng Lau

Authors

Glendon Seng Lau1, Surasee Srihasarn2, Panat Nisityotakul2, Keerati Hongsakul2

Affiliation

Hospital Sultan Idris Shah Serdang, Malaysia1, Prince of Songkla University, Thailand2,
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TCTAP C-142
ENDOVASCULAR - Peripheral Vascular Disease and Intervention

Back to Basic "History Taking"

Glendon Seng Lau1, Surasee Srihasarn2, Panat Nisityotakul2, Keerati Hongsakul2

Hospital Sultan Idris Shah Serdang, Malaysia1, Prince of Songkla University, Thailand2,

Clinical Information

Patient initials or Identifier Number

1984031

Relevant Clinical History and Physical Exam

84 years old male
Chronic smoker Presented in November 2015 with both leg claudication for 3 months and ulcer over left ankle.Pulses over left limb weak .Angiogram and stented both CIA in November 2015 .Review March 2016 with CTA -symptoms persist, plan for medication.Pain worsen, repeat angiogram July 2016- stented bilateral CIA with BE and SE.Review August 2016 with CTA July 2016, pain persist, offered history of abdominal massage with coconut.   Angiogram October 2016-stent both CIA with SE stent

Relevant Test Results Prior to Catheterization

Investigations - no significant abnormalities ( Renal, liver and lipid profile , HbA1C and full blood counts within normal range )CTA October 2015 -severe atherosclerosis at left external iliac artery and distal left superficial femoral artery to popliteal artery .Repeated CTA  March 2016- shows nearly complete collapse of bilateral common iliac artery stent .  CTA  July 2016 after procedure shows restenosis of stent particularly the BE stent sparing the SE stent.CTA in January 2017- patent stent 

Relevant Catheterization Findings

Diagnostic Angiogram during first PTA November 2015  - severe stenosis over left CIA , moderate stenosis over right CIA Repeated  Angiogram ( second PTA )  July  2016 shows in stent re- stenosis of bilateral CIA .

Interventional Management

Procedural Step

First angiogram ( November 2015)  .
Antegrade approach via left brachial , retrograde via bilateral femoral artery .
Wired with terumo 0.35, exchange to Advantage 0.35 .
Predilated bilateral CIA with kissing balloon , Right CIA with Juturna 0.35, 5mm x 60mm , Left CIA with Juturna 5mmx80mm .
Stented Right CIA with Omnilink 8mmx39mm and Dynamic 8mmx38mm , stented left CIA with Dynamic 8mmx56 mm. 
Completed with kissing balloon with stent balloon at bilateral CIA. 

Second angiogram ( July 2016) .
Retrograde approach via bilateral femoral .
Wired with terumo 0.35, exchange to advantage 0.35 .
Predilated  both CIA stents ( total collapsed segment)  with Passeo 6mmx80mm .
stented Right CIA with Omnilink  7mmx59mm and Astron 8mmx40mm  ( proximally) .               
stented  left CIA with  express LD 7mmx 57mm  and Smart flex 8mm x 40mm ( proximally).
completed with kissing balloon with stent balloon at bilateral CIA.

Final Angiogram ( October 2016).
Retrograde approach via bilateral femoral.
Wired with terumo , exchange wire to supracore bilaterally. 
Initially predilated both CIA with Passeo 5mmx60mm ,  than upsized to Armada 35,  7mmx60mm bilateral CIA .
Opted for self expandable stent , stented Right CIA with Abott Absolute pro 7mmx60mm , similarly Left CIA was stented with Abott Absolute pro 7mmx60mm 

Repeated CTA January 2017 - patent bilateral CIA stents .patient  was asymptomatic and was discharged  back to referring hospital.









Case Summary

Patient was discharge well after the last procedure, repeated CTA shows patent Bilateral CIA stents and patients remains asymptomatic. This case just illustrate to us not to neglect basic history taking. To date there is lack of comparative data between self expanding stents( SE ) and balloon expandable stent ( BE) in treatment of iliac artery occlusive disease . In our case we notice that the restenosis occurred in the distal segment of CIA stented with BE sparing the segment stented with SE.  The randomized ICE trial did show lower rate of restenosis and significantly lower TLR in SE as compared with BE at 12 months duration, however more data/ trial is needed.