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OtherINTERVENTIONAL

Balloon-Assisted Coiling through a Single 6F Guiding Catheter

G.D. Luzardo, I.B. Ross and G. Gal
American Journal of Neuroradiology January 2006, 27 (1) 190-191;
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SUMMARY: The new version of the 6F Envoy guiding catheter, with its enlarged inner diameter of 0.070 inch, is capable of simultaneously accommodating both a 0.014-inch microcatheter and a balloon microcatheter for balloon-assisted coiling (BAC). We report our experience using this guiding catheter for access in BAC in 48 patients. The guiding catheter allowed for easy manipulations of 2 microcatheters, while providing sufficient quality of control angiograms during the procedure. In cases in which BAC is indicated, a larger guiding catheter (7F) or the commonly used bifemoral approach is no longer necessary, making the procedure technically simpler for the operator and less traumatic to the vessel wall.

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