Clinical Insights

Limb salvage rates that are consistently superior to patency rates for CLI patients have prompted some to question whether perfusion really matters. The authors explore the discrepancy and find that the difference can be explained by several...

Based on observations from this case report, angiographically guided percutaneous treatment appears to be an effective alternative to open embolectomy in select cases of superior mesenteric artery embolism.

Based on observations from this case report, angiographically guided percutaneous treatment appears to be an effective alternative to open embolectomy in select cases of superior mesenteric artery embolism.

The authors report on the usefulness of transradial access in embolization of a chest wall arteriovenous malformation with inferior coursing, intercostal “feeder” arteries forming obtuse angles with the descending thoracic aorta, more readily...

The authors report on the usefulness of transradial access in embolization of a chest wall arteriovenous malformation with inferior coursing, intercostal “feeder” arteries forming obtuse angles with the descending thoracic aorta, more readily...

The authors evaluate the performance and effectiveness of micromesh dual-layer technology as a new option for stent-protected angioplasty and to present it as part of the portfolio of carotid artery stents.

The chimney/snorkel technique is a practical alternative in emergent settings or as a salvage procedure when the renal arteries or superior mesenteric artery are covered. Although the technique is an off-label use of existing technology, it...

This article provides a description of the biology of in-stent restenosis as well as an overview of the literature on the treatment of in-stent restenosis using various available techniques and the role of debulking.

Kommerell’s aortic diverticula are infrequent but perhaps not as rare as previously estimated. This article illustrates measurement techniques for these lesions to assist interventionalists in developing treatment plans, including hybrid...

The authors present a case of critical limb ischemia with nonhealing ulceration that was successfully treated with hybrid atherectomy and constrained-balloon angioplasty with excellent angiographic result and short-term follow-up.