Peripheal artery occlusive disease(from aorta to popliteal) 연세대학교의과대학 심장혈관병원최동훈

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Peripheal artery occlusive disease(from aorta to popliteal) 연세대학교의과대학 심장혈관병원최동훈

Case 1 Aorta disease -antegrade via brachial artery, subintimal approach, wire retraction, kissing stent-

M / 59 # 4268376 C.C : intermittent claudication (Fontain IIb) D : remote 2 years PHx : HTN (7 yrs),dm(2 yrs) on medication P.Ex: BP 130 / 90 mmhg HR 60 /min Lab : BUN/Cr 24.7/1.5 mg/dl, HbA1c 6.9 % TC/TG/HDL/LDL 186/149/40/125 mg/dl

Aorta angioplasty (2004-10-27)

Aorta angioplasty subintimal technique 8Fr Shuttle sheath-035 Terumo Wire J tip subintimal approach to both iliac artery

Aorta angioplasty Wire retraction with SNARE catheter : Multi-SNARE 15 mm

Aorta angioplasty Kissing stent Zilver 8 X 80mm at both iliac artery Kissing balloon angioplasty

Aorta angioplasty Immediate final angiography 6 months follow up angiography

Guiding catheter Wire Balloon catheter Stent Etc.

Case 2 Superficial femoral artery -contralateral approach, subintimal approach-

M/71 #3759212 CC : Aggravated Claudication of Lt. leg (20 m) D : 30 days, remotely for 1 year PHx : HTN (+) - 2 yrs DM (+) - 4 yrs CVA (+) - 2 yrs P/Ex : BP 140/70 mmhg, Lt. popliteal & dorsalis pedis a. - not palpable Lab : AC glc 120 mg/dl, HbA1c 7.7% BUN/Cr 17.0/1.1 mg/dl T.chol/TG/HDL/ LDL 200/72/50/136 mg/dl

HD # 3 : C-angioC CAD (1-vessel disease) PTCA with stenting at d-lad d

collateral atheroma old thrombus Cross-section PTA

I II III IV Cross-section PTA

HD #5 : PTA via contralateral approach 8F contralateral sheath

Lt. lower limb arteries

035 Terumo wire & 5F multipurpose catheter 035 Stiff wire & 6 x 100 UTD balloon

Angio after balloon dilatation

Self-expandable expandable Nitinol stent : SMART (Cordis( Cordis) 7 x 80 mm

Angio after Additional ballooning

Pressure gradient after PTA Plethysmography 3 months later 100 50 0

Guiding catheter Wire Balloon catheter Stent Etc.

Case 3 Superficial femoral & Popliteal artery -antegrade approach, intraluminal approach-

M/35 #3937666 CC : Claudication of Lt. leg (Fontaine IIb) D : 4 years PHx : HTN (-), DM (-) Smoking (+) - 10 PYs P/Ex : BP 130/70 mmhg Lt. popliteal & dorsalis pedis a. - not palpable Lab : Glc 88 mg/dl, BUN/Cr 14.3/0.8 mg/dl T.chol/TG/HDL/ LDL 187/282/29/102 mg/dl

Antegrade Approach Ext. Iliac a. Com. femoral a. Sup. femoral a.

8 Fr Sheath 035 Terumo J wire & 5F Multipurpose catheter

After passage of 035 Terumo wire & Multipurpose catheter

035 Terumo wire PTA with UTD 4 x 40 mm

After balloon dilatation SMART 6 x 40 mm

Guiding catheter Wire Balloon catheter Stent Etc.

Case 4 Popliteal artery -contralateral approach, intraluminal approach-

M / 91 # 1042712 C.C : Intermittent claudication (Fontain IIb) D : 6 months PHx : HTN (15 yrs), DM(15 yrs) on medication PEx : BP 130 / 90 mmhg HR 80 /min Lab : BUN/Cr 20.3/1.3 mg/dl, HbA1c 6.9 % TC/TG/HDL/LDL 134/143/55/74 mg/dl

Lower Extremity CT Angiography Lt. SFA, distal portion obstruction, Rt. PTA obstruction, Rt. ATA 에 multifocal stenosis

PTCA at RCA and PTA at Lt.SFA cypher 3.0 * 28 mm Powerflex 5 X 40 mm SMART 6X100 mm

Peripheral angioplasty : Rt. PTA 014 G/W PTCA balloon 3.0X 20 mm Cypher 3.0X33 mm

Peripheral angioplasty

Case 5 Aorta -antegrade approach, intraluminal approach, thrombolysis-

F / 68 # 5205007 C.C : Claudication (IIb), both leg paresthesia D : 1 week PHx : HTN ( 10 yrs) on medication P.Ex: BP 130 / 80 mmhg HR 62 /min Lab : BUN/Cr 3.7/ 0.6 mg/dl,

CT Aorta ( 07.3.29 )

CT Aorta ( 07.3.29 )

Aorta angioplasty (2007-3-29)

Aorta angioplasty (2007-3-29) 035 Termo wire & Powerflex 5 X 40mm

Aorta angioplasty (2007-3-29) UK infusion (5000U/hr for 12 hrs)

Aorta angioplasty (2007-3-30) Taewoong Vascular Stent 28 x 60mm & Jailed Lt renal artery

Aorta angioplasty (2007-3-30) Cordis PTCA Guiding cath 6F JR3.5 PTCA G/W 014 CONQUEST

Aorta angioplasty (2007-3-30) PTCA BALLOON SPRINTER 4.0x20, ENDEAVOR 4.0x18

Aorta angioplasty (2007-3-30) Peripheral Genesis stent 8 x 39 mm PTA BALLOON UTD 8 X40 mm Final angiography

Case 7 Aorta -antegrade approach, intraluminal approach-

F / 48 # 5222222 C.C : Intermittent Claudication (Fontain IIb) D : 10 months PHx : 06. 5 NSTEMI, CAOD (1-VD) PTCA stent insertion at plad both iliac artery total occlusion 2nd stage PTA failed P.Ex : BP 140 / 80 mmhg Lab : BUN / Cr TC/TG/ HDL/ LDL HR 80 /min 10.7 / 0.7 mg/dl 151/ 132/ 76/ 63 mg/dl

PVR ( 07.3.26 )

PTA ( 07.04.4 ) Total occlusion Lt CIA, Rt EIA UTD 5X60mm Balloon

PTA ( 07.04.4 ) UTD 5X60mm Balloon

PTA ( 07.4.4 ) Smart control stent 8x100mm Peripheral Genesis stent 7x39 mm

PTA ( 07.4.4 ) Final Angiography

Spectrum of Peripheral Arterial Disease Claudication Lim b-threatening Ischem ia "Norm al Fatigue, Heaviness M ild M oderate- Severe Rest pain Poor wound healing Im pending or overt gangrene Worsening flow limitation

5 P s s ; pulselessness,, pain, pallor, paresthesias,, paralysis Acute limb ischemia Intermittent claudication Chronic limb ischemia

SFA Angioplasty: Acute and Late Clinical Results Aorto-iliac SFA/popliteal Infrapopliteal Acute 95-97% 72-95% 65-87% Late (1-3 3 yr) 85-93% 47-60% 35-60% JVS 2000

Case 4 Popliteal artery -antegrade approach, intraluminal approach-

KJI M/46 (#2447720) C.C: Claudication for 3 weeks (Fontaine Class IIb) PHx : Other involved vessels : Rt, distal SFA to politeal artery stenosis PTA with stent (2002-7-11) Atherosclerotic risk factors : Hypertension(-), Diabetes(-), Smoking(-), Age(-), Male(+) Current medications : Aspirin, plavix,vessel Due, berasil, coumadin 2.5 mg Lab : BUN/Cr 12.0/0.9 mg/dl T.chol/TG/ HDL/LDL 183/52/47/143 mg/dl

Lower Extremity CT Angiography Patent Rt. popliteal artery stent. Occlusion of ATA and PTA with prominent peroneal artery Stenosis with focal dissection at Lt.popliteal artery.

KJI M/46 (#2447720)

KJI M/46 (#2447720) Peripheral angiography, Lt

KJI M/46 (#2447720) Power flex 5*4 SMART 6*40 mm Adjuvant powerflex 5*4