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Colt as a rescue device for failed EVAS
Piotr Szopiński, Eliza Pleban, Jarosław Iwanowski, Jacek Michalak
Clinic of Vascular Surgery, Institute of Haematology and Transfusion Medicine
Warsaw, Poland
Disclosure
Speaker name:
…………Piotr Szopiński……..
I have the following potential conflicts of interest to report:
Consulting Jotec/Cryolife
Employment in industry
Stockholder of a healthcare company
Owner of a healthcare company
Other(s)
I do not have any potential conflict of interest
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The device is delivered through a 24-F system
E-markers
free flow
Ø 33 or 36mm
Ø 16 or 18mm
62 or 85 mm
122 or 175 or 200 mm
37 or 47 or 57 mm
Colt docking station for TAAA
Ø 8mm
22mm
Ø 6mm
19mm
device inside device outside
Colt docking station for TAAA
Colt for failed EVAS
distal end of Colt device
bifurcated connection22
18
12
1012
12
contralateral leg
Nellix device
20
16
12
1012
12
CASE 1
• 80yo male• h/o EVAS two years before, • Type Ia endoleak, migration of Nellix device, aneurysm sac enlargment
• Left axillary and bilateral femoral surgicalaccess
• through-and through wire (Terumo)
12F/45cm sheath from axillary artery
• 7F/90cm sheath into 12F
predilatation of right Nellix - Armada 12x60
• Introduction of Colt system (24F)through the right Nellix
• Positioning of the Colt deviceC-arm lateral view
• LRA cannulation
• Implantation of two Viabahns 7x100
• RRA cannulation
• Implantation of two Viabahns 7x100
• Implantation of two Viabahns 8x150 into SMA
and Viabahn 8x100 and E-ventus 8x57 into celiac trunk
• Implantation of bifurcated distal Colt extension through the right Nellix –
• the upper one
Dyna CT
Control CTA after one month
CASE 2 • 71yo male• h/o EVAS three years before, • Type Ia endoleak, migration of Nellix device
• The Colt can be used as another option for failed EVAS when
Nellix explantation and NINA (Nellix in Nellix application), are
not feasible.
Conclusion
Colt as a rescue device for failed EVAS
Piotr Szopiński, Eliza Pleban, Jarosław Iwanowski, Jacek Michalak
Clinic of Vascular Surgery, Institute of Haematology and Transfusion Medicine
Warsaw, Poland