Journal of endovascular therapy : an official journal of the International Society of Endovascular Specialists · 2016
Physician Modification to Shorten a TAG Thoracic Endoprosthesis for Treatment of a Pseudoaneurysm in the Ascending Aorta.
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Wada Kenji, Shimamoto Takeshi, Komiya Tatsuhiko, Tsuneyoshi Hiroshi
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PURPOSE: To report initial use of a physician-modified Gore TAG Thoracic Endoprosthesis for the treatment of pseudoaneurysm in the ascending aorta.
TECHNIQUE: This technique is demonstrated in a 42-year-old man with a pseudoaneurysm of the ascending aorta after a Bentall operation. The treatable length extending from the sinotubular junction to the anastomotic aneurysm edge was only 5 cm. A 45×100-mm TAG endograft for the pseudoaneurysm was modified on a back table to shorten its length. The delivery shaft was incised, and the 2 threads that fasten the top and bottom portions of the stent-graft to the sleeve were pulled out. The unfolded half of the stent-graft was cut back after pulling out the strand for the back half. Next, this custom-made graft was deployed via a transcarotid approach with cardiopulmonary bypass; no endoleak was observed. Postoperative computed tomography showed a minute type Ib endoleak. The patient was doing well at postoperative month 6.
CONCLUSION: Physician modification of a TAG endograft facilitated effective management of this ascending aortic lesion by shortening the length of aortic coverage.
TECHNIQUE: This technique is demonstrated in a 42-year-old man with a pseudoaneurysm of the ascending aorta after a Bentall operation. The treatable length extending from the sinotubular junction to the anastomotic aneurysm edge was only 5 cm. A 45×100-mm TAG endograft for the pseudoaneurysm was modified on a back table to shorten its length. The delivery shaft was incised, and the 2 threads that fasten the top and bottom portions of the stent-graft to the sleeve were pulled out. The unfolded half of the stent-graft was cut back after pulling out the strand for the back half. Next, this custom-made graft was deployed via a transcarotid approach with cardiopulmonary bypass; no endoleak was observed. Postoperative computed tomography showed a minute type Ib endoleak. The patient was doing well at postoperative month 6.
CONCLUSION: Physician modification of a TAG endograft facilitated effective management of this ascending aortic lesion by shortening the length of aortic coverage.