Comparative bifurcation bench analysis of three different optimization procedures after main branch stent implantation
Comparative bifurcation bench analysis of three different optimization procedures after main branch stent implantation
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主分支支架植入后三种不同优化程序的比较分叉台分析
DOI:
10.1097/mca.0000000000001136
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发表时间:
2022
影响因子:
1.8
通讯作者:
Uemura Shiro
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作者:
Kume Teruyoshi;Nishi Takeshi;Murasato Yoshinobu;Koto Satoshi;Yamada Ryotaro;Koyama Terumasa;Tamada Tomoko;Imai Koichiro;Okamoto Hiroshi;Neishi Yoji;Uemura Shiro
Simple strategies with a single stent or provisional side branch (SB) stenting have generally been accepted as the default approach for bifurcation percutaneous coronary intervention (PCI)[1]. After the proximal optimization technique (POT) procedure, which technique is optimal for SB dilation treatments remains under discussion. Kissing balloon inflation (KBI) using two balloons with a long overlap (long-KBI) has caused concerns related to stent deformation [2]. To minimize the defects of long-KBI, short overlap of the two kissing balloons was first introduced by Murasato et al.[2] and modified as minimally overlapping KBI (mini-KBI) by Liu et al.[3]. We proposed the proximal balloon edge dilation (PBED) technique to prevent stent deformation during SB dilation and achieved excellent results from cross-over single-stent implantation in bifurcation lesions using POT-PBED procedures [4]. This bench study therefore aimed to evaluate the results of three different SB ostial treatments after MB stenting, including long-KBI, mini-KBI, and PBED techniques.A fractal coronary bifurcation bench model made of flexible urethane (thickness, 1 mm) was specially designed with lumen diameters of 3.5 mm for the main branch and 3.0 mm for the SB, with carina angles of 70 (Cross Medical Service Co., Tokyo, Japan). Three different SB ostial treatments after MB stenting (n= 15, Xience Sierra; Abbott Vascular, Santa Clara, CA, USA), comprising a long-KBI group, mini-KBI group, and PBED group, were compared. First, 3.5-mm stents in the MB were implanted at the rated burst pressure (18 atm) three times for 10 s each time. To avoid the influence of link location, we intentionally set the absence of stent link at the distal semicircle of the SB ostium under videoscope observation (IPLEX TX; Olympus, Tokyo, Japan). Second, a