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Wetenschappelijk jaaroverzicht 2012 - Catharina Ziekenhuis

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computational flow dynamic modeling, the lesion with the large FFR of the coronary tandem<br />

lesion was indicated as the lesion with the greater degree of simulated diameter stenosis. In<br />

the clinical cohort, 28 patients (53.8%) had only single-lesion treatment, and stent<br />

implantation for 28 lesions (26.9%) was deferred according to the proposed strategy. During<br />

the 9-month follow-up period, only 1 repeat revascularization occurred among the deferred<br />

lesions. In conclusion, for the treatment of coronary tandem lesions, FFR may be a useful<br />

index for prioritizing the treatment sequence and optimizing the stenting procedure. In this<br />

way, unnecessary stent implantation can be avoided, with the achievement of favorable<br />

functional and clinical outcomes.<br />

Impactfactor: 3.368<br />

Rademakers LM<br />

Critical hand ischaemia after transradial cardiac catheterisation: an uncommon<br />

complication of a common procedure<br />

Rademakers LM*, Laarman GJ<br />

Neth Heart J. <strong>2012</strong> Sep;20(9):372-5<br />

We describe a case of critical hand ischaemia after transradial cardiac catheterisation. The<br />

patient presented with hand ischaemia 5 days after transradial coronary angiography.<br />

Urgent angiography demonstrated radial artery occlusion with embolisation to the palmar<br />

arch and digital arteries. The ischaemia was refractory to an extensive thrombolytic regimen,<br />

and subsequently, the patient was referred to the vascular surgeon for urgent<br />

thrombectomy and patch angioplasty. The patient recovered slowly and no amputation was<br />

necessary, but complaints of right hand numbness and paresthesia of all digits remained.<br />

Impactfactor: 1.438<br />

Rademakers LM<br />

Early double stent thrombosis associated with clopidogrel hyporesponsivenesss<br />

Rademakers LM*, Dewilde W*, Kerkhof D van de*<br />

Neth Heart J. <strong>2012</strong> Jan;20(1):38-4. Epub 2011 May 21<br />

A 57-year-old male patient without cardiovascular history suffered an acute myocardial<br />

infarction and underwent drug-eluting stent implantation in the left anterior descending<br />

artery. A few days later, the right coronary artery was also stented (drug-eluting stent).<br />

Three days later, he was re-admitted to our hospital in cardiogenic shock. Emergent<br />

coronary angiography showed total occlusion of both stents.<br />

Platelet function analysis (PFA) showed attenuated platelet inhibition in response to<br />

clopidogrel treatment. The patient was the carrier of a loss-of-function polymorphism in the<br />

CYP2C19 gene, which has been associated with increased incidence of adverse thrombotic<br />

events. Antiplatelet therapy was switched to prasugrel and PFA revealed an adequate<br />

antiplatelet effect.<br />

Impactfactor: 1.438<br />

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