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A Rare Case of Complete Stent Fracture, Coronary Arterial Transection, and Pseudoaneurysm Formation Induced by Repeated Stenting.

ABSTRACT: This report describes a rare asymptomatic case of complete stent fracture, coronary arterial transection, and pseudoaneurysm formation in response to repeated stenting. The proximal and distal ends of transected coronary artery were closed, and distal bypass was performed. Coronary arterial transection can occur in patients with repeated stenting as a long-term adverse event.

SUBMITTER: Nakao F

PROVIDER: S-EPMC4620260 | biostudies-literature | 2015

REPOSITORIES: biostudies-literature

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A Rare Case of Complete Stent Fracture, Coronary Arterial Transection, and Pseudoaneurysm Formation Induced by Repeated Stenting.

Nakao Fumiaki F Kanemoto Masashi M Yamada Jutaro J Suzuki Kazuhiro K Tsuboi Hidetoshi H Fujii Takashi T

Case reports in cardiology 20151012

This report describes a rare asymptomatic case of complete stent fracture, coronary arterial transection, and pseudoaneurysm formation in response to repeated stenting. The proximal and distal ends of transected coronary artery were closed, and distal bypass was performed. Coronary arterial transection can occur in patients with repeated stenting as a long-term adverse event. ...[more]

PMID: 26543650

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