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Protrusion of a loop-shaped 0.035-inch wire without the fracture of the self-expanding nitinol stent: A case report and experimental study.

ABSTRACT: We report a case of a loop-shaped 0.035-inch wire protruding through self-expanding nitinol stent struts. Our in vitro experiment suggests that, even if there are no stent fractures, the loop-shaped 0.035-inch wire has a potential to protrude through the struts of the self-expanding nitinol stents.

SUBMITTER: Karashima E

PROVIDER: S-EPMC6389465 | biostudies-literature | 2019 Feb

REPOSITORIES: biostudies-literature

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Protrusion of a loop-shaped 0.035-inch wire without the fracture of the self-expanding nitinol stent: A case report and experimental study.

Karashima Eiji E Kawasaki Daizo D Yoda Shunsuke S Yasuda Shioto S Kaneko Takeo T

Clinical case reports 20190113 2

We report a case of a loop-shaped 0.035-inch wire protruding through self-expanding nitinol stent struts. Our in vitro experiment suggests that, even if there are no stent fractures, the loop-shaped 0.035-inch wire has a potential to protrude through the struts of the self-expanding nitinol stents. ...[more]

PMID: 30847206

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