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A simple, cheap, and easy-to-use technique that might have multiple potential applications, such as #SVG sacrifice, vessel occlusion (i.e., in case of fistula2), and sealing of distal vessel perforation ➡️ #JACCINT #CTO #CathLab Pierfrancesco Agostoni Alice Benedetti

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Dmitry Sulimovvor 2 Jahren

@AgostoniPF @AliceBen_90 Very nice technique! but it occludes only large vessels and repositioning of the device is very risky

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