Connection of Celiac Artery to Branched Stent-Graft by Retrograde Access through … · Zipfel B...

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Gefäßzentrum Berlin-Brandenburg Connection of Celiac Artery to Branched Stent-Graft by Retrograde Access through SMA: A Case Report Burkhart Zipfel MD, PhD; Andreas Gussmann MD, Jens Kühn MD Helios Kliniken Berlin Buch, Bad Saarow LINC 2018

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  • Gefäßzentrum Berlin-Brandenburg

    Connection of Celiac Artery to Branched Stent-Graft by Retrograde Access through SMA:

    A Case Report

    Burkhart Zipfel MD, PhD; Andreas Gussmann MD, Jens Kühn MD

    Helios Kliniken Berlin Buch, Bad Saarow

    LINC 2018

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    The case

    • 62 year old woman

    • TAAA Crawford V • 56 mm diameter

    • Risk factors• Obesity (BMI 36)

    • Art. Hypertension

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    The plan

    LINC 2018Retrograde acces to CA in BrTEVAR 3

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    Zenith CMD:

    2 branches

    2 fenestrations

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    The challenge

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    CA origin 90° angulation

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    1st Procedure 18.04.2017Implant the Graft – Stent the RA Fenestrations

    SMA and CA branch left open for temporary sac perfusion

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    2nd Procedure 06.06.2017Connect SMA and CA branch– right axillary approach

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    2nd Procedure 06.06.2017Access to CA failed

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    3rd Procedure 11.08.2017Connect CA branch – double right axillay approach

    Microcatheter through SMA

    Hepato-duodenal arteryentered

    Collateral to CA

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    3rd Procedure 11.08.2017

    0,018” wire enters aorta through CA

    Wire snared through CA branch.7 F Flexor sheath advanced into CA.Sheath to

    protect SMA

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    3rd Procedure 11.08.2017

    Advanta V12 8x59 mm

    Good inflow

    Perforation of collateral

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    3rd Procedure 11.08.2017

    Injection through SMAdemonstrates extend of perforation

    Balloon to control bleeding

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    3rd Procedure 11.08.2017

    Catheters in hepato-duodenal artery from both sides

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    3rd Procedure 11.08.2017

    Coiling ofhepato-duodenal artery from both sides

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    The course

    • Extubation on the table

    • Hemodynamically stable

    • Insignificant blood loss• Hb dropped 12.1 to 9.2 (g/l)

    • No transfusion

    • Discharge POD 4

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    The CT 3 months later

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    No endoleak

    CA branch perfused despite 90° angulation

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    Conclusion

    • A running through wire of collateral

    mesenteric arteries may solve access

    problems to target arteries in branched

    TEVAR.

    • However injury to these fragile collaterals

    is likely and it’s management has to be

    prepared in advance.

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    Thank youfor your attention.—

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  • Gefäßzentrum Berlin-Brandenburg

    Connection of Celiac Artery to Branched Stent-Graft by Retrograde Access through SMA:

    A Case Report

    Burkhart Zipfel MD, PhD; Andreas Gussmann MD, Jens Kühn MD

    Helios Kliniken Berlin Buch, Bad Saarow

    LINC 2018