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Theorie trifft Praxis
Aly T. Marvelous Alot of teaching points
Alexandre A. thanks for your comment
sina P. Very interesting caseand beautiful IVUS image and final result, congrats.
There is a point I did not unterstand : when your first gladius was in the vessel architecture but outside the true lumen, what was the point of going back and do a Side Base to reach the subintimal space you already reached with the initial puncture ?
Thanks a lot
Mohamed A. Thanks alot for the the learning rich case
Kamal H. congrats for the final resultes
khaled E. Vert interesting case IVUS and move The cap with balloon to connect sub to true lumen this was very intelligent part of the procedure
Waiting for another episode Sensei Avran !