SLIDE 10 ◆12/2/17 ◆10
◆CTO Procedure
- Bilateral Femoral access
- RCA: 8F 90cm AL1 + GL
- LM: 6F EBU3.5
- NATO algorithm /Hybrid approach
Algorithm nodes
135cm Corsair, FXT, P200, CP12 to distal subintimal space (no DTL)
- Poor re-entry zone for ADR
- CC0 septal collaterals
150 Corsair/Sion via SP1 to PDA
successful Externalized wire, balloon, 3 stents
- TIMI III antegrade flow
- IVUS
- To Recovery 12:40pm
Eur Heart J. 2015;37(35):2692-2700
■ CTO are commonly seen on coronary
angiography.
■ European and American guidelines:
Class IIa (Level B) for CTO PCI.
■ QOL is an important measure of
utility: significant improvement in physical limitation, anginal episodes, and treatment satisfaction in successful versus failed CTO PCI patients.
CTO Appropriateness Summary I
■ Revascularization modality and
risk/benefit must be individualized. (elderly, comorbidities, post CABG, impaired EF, operator’s experience.)
■ CTO PCI should be performed by
expert operators in labs equipped for management of potential complications.
■ Current Guidelines do not address
discordance of recommendations for CTO vs non-CTO PCI with respect to
- perator expertise or outcomes.
CTO Appropriateness Summary II