Using the Coronary Chronic Total Occlusion (CTO) Technique to Recanulate Totally Occluded Vessels in the Congenital Heart Disease Patients

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5th Asia Pacific Congenital & Structural Heart Intervention Symposium 2014 10 12 October 2014, Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre Organizer: Hong Kong Society of Congenital & Structural Heart Disease Using the Coronary Chronic Total Occlusion (CTO) Technique to Recanulate Totally Occluded Vessels in the Congenital Heart Disease Patients Jieh-Neng Wang 1, Cheng-Han Lee 2, Chi-Lun Wu 1, Min-Ling Hsieh 1, Jing-Ming Wu 1 Departments of Pediatrics 1 and Internal Medicine 2, National Cheng Kung University Hospital, Tainan, Taiwan

Birth A baby with VACTERL association since birth Prenatal diagnosis: Tetralogy of Fallot RVSP: 57 mmhg (Near Supra-systemic!) VACTERL association: 1) Esophageal atresia with tracheo-esophageal fistula s/p operation at birth 2) Tetralogy of Fallot

Therapeutic Strategy of TOF Total Correction? B-T Shunt First? 66.5% 90/45mmHg 45.6% 95/14 mmhg Nakata index (PA index) = RPA area (mm2) + LPA area (mm2). BSA (m2) <200

Birth 9M BTX2 B-T shunt was done in 9-month Old (6kg) Follow up CT revealed patent B-T shunt

Birth 9M BTX2 28M This time Progressive cyanosis of fingers and lip for one month, SaO2=80% Echocardiogram 1)Overriding of aorta 2) An interrupted IVS with bidirection shunt, size: 1.68cm 3) Good LV systolic function (LVEF: 59%) 4) Severe infundibular and valvular PS 5) Suspect hypoplastic RPA 6) Can't see right B-T shunt flow, suspect occlusion

Birth 9M BTX2 28M 10 m/o 28 m/o Chest CT proved the occlusion of B-T shunt; RPA was not opacified.

Initial Right Ventriculography Total occlusion of right pulmonary artery ps3

ps1 ps2 One major aortopulmonary collateral artery from subclavian artery to right pulmonary artery (MAPCA) We could not find the origin of B-T shunt

What s the Next Step? We failed to open the BT shunt Size of LPA, RPA was 10.9mm and 3.8mm Nakata index 202 mm2/m2>200 Majority of patients with TOF and unilateral PA require palliative intervention as a first step Evidence showed Nakata index>200 mm2/m2 successful result of complete repair (Ann Thorac Surg 2007)

Birth 9M BTX2 28M Failed PTA Total correct The Following Course CVS repaired VSD and corrected over-riding aorta, RVOT obstruction but resulted in persistent left pulmonary edema, desaturation High RV pressure a 5mm VSD created, but little benefit Then?

Before OP After OP Left lung hyper-infiltration (cannot afford the over-drained flow!)

Birth 9M BTX2 28M Failed PTA Total correct ECMO 100/8/4 Persistent high RV pressure after the OP ECMO was set due to cardiopulmonary failure

Birth 9M BTX2 28M Failed PTA Total correct ECMO What happens? Left PA overflow after RVOT obstruction and VSD repair Next step? OP again? Mom Treat the major problem! Right pulmonary artery endovascular intervention Physician

Birth 9M BTX2 28M Failed PTA Total correct ECMO PTA for PA Right ventriculography total occlusion of right PA ps4

Under a 5Fr. JR4 (cordis) support, 0.035 Terumo wire, then 0.014 Fielder wire (Asahi) under microcatheter support failed We tried 0.018 V-18 wire but still failed By CT anatomy guided

The Tip of 0.018 V-18 wire was cut for better penetrating power V-18 Control Wire Guide Wire 0.018" hydrophilic for distal peripheral access and stiff for contralateral approaches.

We modified 0.018 wire tip (cut) we penetration right PA plaque by V-18 change to Fielder 0.014 wire dye test via OTW 1.25/10 balloon ps5 ps6 The distal part is in the true lumen!!

5.0/20mm Apex Balloon (Boston) up to 8 bars

Final Result ps7

Birth 9M BTX2 28M Failed PTA Total correct ECMO PTA for PA Successful ECMO weaning After PTA for RPA Right PA overflow developed (white -out of right lung) Before PTA After PTA

Repeated CTA on post-op Day 7 Still occluded B-T shunt but appearance of right PA flow

The Following Course After Diuretics, Digoxin, steroid tx taper off Dobutamine Pulmonary edema improved PG: 11mmHg He was extubated successfully and discharge 3 weeks later

Follow up CT 5 months Stenting for RPA? Possible mismatch in a growing baby The f/u CT showed still patent RPA

Conclusion Coronary and peripheral CTO intervention skills could be carefully applied in occluded pulmonary artery intervention 5 Fr guiding catheter and 0.018, 0.014 system devices are feasible in a 28 month-old baby

Thanks for your attention!! National Cheng Kung University Hospital, Tainan, Taiwan