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An Endovascular Strategy for Occlusion or Stenosis with Severe Calcification in the Non-Stenting Zone, creatinG Lumens And SlitS with Crosser in Unique Technique (GLASS CUT): A Case Report.
Annals of Vascular Diseases 2017 December 26
In treating non-stenting zones (NSZs), such as the common femoral artery (CFA) and popliteal artery (PA), the best method to treat severely calcified NSZ lesions remains controversial. Here we describe a new method for the treatment of severely calcified PA and CFA lesions using the Crosser® system (CS). After the first wire passed the lesion, the CS was passed through the other wire to create new cracks and lumens (NCAL) in both cases. After creating NCAL around the lumen of the first wire, a large scoring balloon was inflated to crush the severe calcification like a "GLASS CUT" with a glass knife.
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