Thrombus aspiration catheter in acute coronary occlusions

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There were analyzed 38 patients with acute coronary syndrome with ST segment elevation. Every patient was revealed by coronary angiography to have an occlusion in one of the main coronary arteries. The patients were divided in two groups by the technique of percutaneous coronary intervention. In the first group (n = 18) after mechanical recanalisation with wire we used a catheter for thrombus aspiration. Furthermore according to results after coronary angiography these patients underwent either direct stenting or predilatation with further stenting. After mechanical recanalisation in the second group (n = 20) routine stenting with predilatation were performed. The reperfusion quality was evaluated by TIMI scale by the angiography and ST segment decrease during 30 minutes after the intervention. It was statistically proved that adequate reperfusion was achieved in the group with thrombus aspiration catheter.

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M Yu Movsesyants

Central Military Clinical Hospital № 3 after A.A. Vishnevsky

Email: movsesyants@mail.ru <mailto:movsesyants@mail.ru>
Central Military Clinical Hospital № 3 after A.A. Vishnevsky

S A Belyakin

Central Military Clinical Hospital № 3 after A.A. Vishnevsky

Central Military Clinical Hospital № 3 after A.A. Vishnevsky

V A Ivanov

Central Military Clinical Hospital № 3 after A.A. Vishnevsky

Central Military Clinical Hospital № 3 after A.A. Vishnevsky

I V Trunin

Central Military Clinical Hospital № 3 after A.A. Vishnevsky

Central Military Clinical Hospital № 3 after A.A. Vishnevsky

V V Mayskov

'Peoples Friendship University of Russia <http://www.multitran.ru/c/m.exe?t=4557871_1_2>

Кафедра госпитальной хирургииМедицинский факультет; Российский университет дружбы народов; 'Peoples Friendship University of Russia

A V Ivanov

Central Military Clinical Hospital № 3 after A.A. Vishnevsky

Central Military Clinical Hospital № 3 after A.A. Vishnevsky

Yu A Bobkov

Central Military Clinical Hospital № 3 after A.A. Vishnevsky

Central Military Clinical Hospital № 3 after A.A. Vishnevsky

S A Terekhin

Central Military Clinical Hospital № 3 after A.A. Vishnevsky

Central Military Clinical Hospital № 3 after A.A. Vishnevsky

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Copyright (c) 2010 Мовсесянц М.Ю., Белякин С.А., Иванов В.А., Трунин И.В., Майсков В.В., Иванов А.В., Бобков Ю.А., Терехин С.А.

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