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Left Main & Bifurcation 2009<br />

<strong>Clinical</strong> <strong>Implication</strong> <strong>of</strong> <strong>Bench</strong><br />

<strong>Test</strong> <strong>for</strong> <strong>Coronary</strong> Bifurcation<br />

Yutaka Hikichi, M.D.<br />

Saga University School <strong>of</strong> Medicine<br />

Saga, Japan<br />

Saga Univ. Cardiovascular & Renal Medicine


Left Main & Bifurcation 2009<br />

• the model was made as realistic as<br />

possible using the x-ray machine while<br />

the bench test was operated.<br />

• The bench test was kept in best<br />

condition using all possible devises <strong>for</strong><br />

the clinical practice.<br />

• Never had any negative intentions or<br />

actions that would lead us to make<br />

imperfect model.<br />

• there is no unfair thoughts or<br />

expressions to certain products.<br />

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Left Main & Bifurcation 2009<br />

Kissing balloon technique<br />

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Left Main & Bifurcation 2009<br />

Single stent+KBT: Express2<br />

<strong>Bench</strong> <strong>Test</strong><br />

Endoscopic finding<br />

Tube size:<br />

3.0×3.0mm<br />

3.0mm<br />

Bifurcation angle:<br />

90°<br />

Stent size:<br />

3.0mm<br />

Presented by Pr<strong>of</strong>. Takafumi UENO<br />

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Similar to the real world<br />

The three<br />

dimensional<br />

model<br />

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Left Main & Bifurcation 2009<br />

Single stent+KBT<br />

Cypher TAXUS Express ENDEAVOR<br />

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Side branch<br />

inflation<br />

4.0×4.0<br />

80°<br />

Express2<br />

3.5mm Bal.<br />

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Left Main & Bifurcation 2009<br />

KBT<br />

4.0×3.5mm<br />

Simultaneous<br />

inflation<br />

Saga Univ. Cardiovascular & Renal Medicine


Left Main & Bifurcation 2009<br />

Single stent+KBT: Express2<br />

Tube size:<br />

4.0×4.0mm<br />

4.0mm<br />

Bifurcation angle:<br />

80°<br />

Stent size:<br />

3.5mm<br />

After KBT<br />

4.0×3.5mm<br />

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Left Main & Bifurcation 2009<br />

Single stent+KBT: Liberte<br />

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Left Main & Bifurcation 2009<br />

Conclusion 1<br />

• The limits <strong>of</strong> dilation all depends on the<br />

designs <strong>of</strong> stents.<br />

• When dilation is per<strong>for</strong>med through the<br />

stent strut, the dilation needs to be<br />

done at the same time with main vessel.<br />

• If the both side simultaneous dilation<br />

cannot be per<strong>for</strong>med, then just dilating<br />

the side branch even with any size <strong>of</strong><br />

balloon is not re<strong>com</strong>mended.<br />

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Left Main & Bifurcation 2009<br />

Crush stent<br />

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Left Main & Bifurcation 2009<br />

Crush stenting<br />

Micr<strong>of</strong>ocus CT image<br />

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Left Main & Bifurcation 2009<br />

Crush stenting<br />

LAD-D1: Crush<br />

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Left Main & Bifurcation 2009<br />

Recrossing point <strong>of</strong> GW<br />

÷2=<br />

: Good Position<br />

: Not so good Position<br />

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XIENCE V×XIENCE V<br />

TAXUS×TAXUS<br />

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Left Main & Bifurcation 2009<br />

6<br />

16<br />

=37.5%<br />

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SB ostium after KBT<br />

16atm<br />

×15sec<br />

16atm×60sec<br />

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Conclusion 2<br />

• The variations <strong>of</strong> de<strong>for</strong>mation is<br />

less in “Mini Crush” technique than<br />

conventionally “Crush” technique.<br />

Meaning it is safer.<br />

• The result changes not only by the<br />

pressure, but also by the dilating<br />

time.<br />

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large vessel diameter and<br />

bifurcation angle<br />

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NOBORI: Culotte<br />

Liberte: Mini Crush<br />

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Final conclusion<br />

• Its ablilities and limitations <strong>of</strong> the stents,<br />

techniques, and per<strong>for</strong>mers could be found<br />

out from bench tests results.<br />

• Standardization <strong>of</strong> detailed techniques will<br />

lead us to see positive long-term prognosis.<br />

• Development <strong>of</strong> Dedicate Stent is important,<br />

but until then, studying on the lesion<br />

carefully and finding the best <strong>com</strong>bination<br />

<strong>of</strong> stent and technique will give us good<br />

results.<br />

Saga Univ. Cardiovascular & Renal Medicine

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