Catheter-Induced Dissection
Abbildung 1: Aortography: closure of saphenous venous grafts for LCx and RCA behind proximal anastomoses.


Keywords: angiography,  Kardiologie,  saphenous venous graft,  SVG

Catheter-Induced Dissection
Abbildung 2: Angio of LIMA: 90% stenosis in LIMA-LAD anastomosis.


Keywords: angiography,  Kardiologie,  left internal mammary artery,  LIMA

Catheter-Induced Dissection
Abbildung 3: Angio of LCA: 80 % stenosis of distal left main stem (LMS), 90% stenosis of proximal LAD, closure of middle LAD and LCx.


Keywords: angiography,  Kardiologie,  left main stem,  LMS,  Stenosis

Catheter-Induced Dissection
Abbildung 4: Angio of RCA: diffuse 80–90% disease of proximal and middle part, small periphery.


Keywords: angiography,  Kardiologie,  RCA,  right coronary artery

Catheter-Induced Dissection
Abbildung 5: PCI of LIMA: guiding catheter-induced occluding dissection in the proximal part.


Keywords: angiography,  Kardiologie,  left internal mammary artery,  LIMA,  PCI,  percutaneous coronary intervention

Catheter-Induced Dissection
Abbildung 6: PCI of LIMA: wiring of true lumen of dissected LIMA with PT2 LS wire.


Keywords: angiography,  Kardiologie,  left internal mammary artery,  LIMA,  PCI,  percutaneous coronary intervention

Catheter-Induced Dissection
Abbildung 7: PCI: long stenting of proximal LIMA, without impact on flow.


Keywords: angiography,  Kardiologie,  left internal mammary artery,  LIMA,  PCI,  percutaneous coronary intervention

Catheter-Induced Dissection
Abbildung 8: PCI: final result – “full metal jacket” from LIMA-LAD anastomosis to the origin of LIMA, TIMI 3.


Keywords: angiography,  Kardiologie,  LIMA-LAD anastomosis,  PCI,  percutaneous coronary intervention

Catheter-Induced Dissection
Abbildung 9: Follow-up angio 4 months after PCI: 60% diffuse in-stent restenosis in tortuous middle part of LIMA, optimal result in LIMA-LAD anastomosis.


Keywords: angiography,  Kardiologie,  LIMA-LAD anastomosis,  PCI,  percutaneous coronary intervention