J Transcat Intervent.2022;30:eA202202.
Management of complications during percutaneous coronary intervention: a current appraisal
Debabrata Dash
, Rohit Mody
, Naveed Ahmed
, Jayachandran Thejus
, Sugandhna Reno Malan
, Bhavya Mody
DOI: 10.31160/JOTCI202230A202202
ABSTRACT
More advanced technology, better drugs and more experienced operators have contributed to improved complex percutaneous coronary intervention outcomes. Complications with significant impact on patient survival and healthcare costs have not been completely eliminated by modern percutaneous coronary intervention procedures. Professional expertise and consistent preventive procedures are the only ways to avoid severe side effects of percutaneous coronary intervention. Dissections, abrupt arterial closure, coronary perforation, no-reflow, air embolism, stent deformation, device embolization, and rotating atherectomy burr entrapment are some of the periprocedural complications covered in this article.
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