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Anterior Tibial Artery and TP Trunk Disease

This was an 86 year-old female Rutherford 5 CLI patient with extensive btk disease. The patient’s medical history includes: CAD, DM-2, HTN, HLD, ESRD on HD, former smoker and Diastolic CHF. With a high take-off of anterior tibial IVUS showed reference vessel diameter of 3.5mm with extensive calcification. A 4.0mm Shockwave M5+ catheter was used to treat the AT and TPT for an excellent angiographic result. The follow-up duplex scan showed patency in both the AT and TPT with wound healing at about 4-5 weeks.

Pre-Treatment Angiogram

Pre-Treatment Angiogram
AT diameter stenosis = 99% TPT diameter stenosis = 90%

IVL Treatment TPT

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4 x 60mm Shockwave M5+ 150 pulses

IVL Treatment AT

IVL Treatment AT xray progression
4 x 60mm Shockwave M5+ 150 pulses

Post-IVL Angiogram

Post IVL Angiogram xray progression
AT diameter stenosis = 0% TPT stenosis = 0%
Case courtesy of Dr. JD Corl

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PAD III OS Sub-Analysis of 1,373 Patients
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450
Patients with CLI
 
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543
Lesions
 
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87%
Lesions Moderate-Severe Calcification
 
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41%
Patients on Dialysis
 
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35%
Lesions were CTO
 
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30%
Single-Vessel or Absent Runoff
 

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Angiographic Outcomes

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RESOURCES

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Feasibility of Intravascular Lithotripsy journal
Safety & Feasibility of IVL
Safety and Feasibility of Intravascular Lithotripsy for Treatment of Below-the-Knee Arterial Stenoses, Brodmann et al, JEVT, August 2018
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Safe Effective Treatment of Below the Knee Calcium in CLI Patients pdf
Safe & Effective Treatment of BTK
Safe and Effective Treatment of Below-the-Knee Calcium in CLI Patients, by Dr. Sameh Sayfo
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IVL for Critical Limb Ischemia
Intravascular Lithotripsy for Critical Limb Ischemia by Dr. Michael Meuse and Dr. Raj Pyne
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