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Parent and Child Balloon Technique for Navigating Guide Catheters During Neurointerventions.
World Neurosurgery 2017 October
BACKGROUND: The stabilization of a guide catheter is an important factor for performing successful neurointerventional procedures. We present our technique for navigating guide catheters using parent and child balloons.
METHODS: In 9 patients with severe atherosclerosis or anatomic variations such as a bovine arch, 8-9-F balloon-mounted guide catheters were navigated using balloon-attached guidewires. Both balloons were used complementarily for flow navigation and vessel fixation at the appropriate positions and times.
RESULTS: In all cases, the balloon guide catheter could be inserted up to the required positions, and the procedures were completed without any complications.
CONCLUSIONS: The parent and child balloon technique is useful for inserting guide catheters in hostile vascular anatomies.
METHODS: In 9 patients with severe atherosclerosis or anatomic variations such as a bovine arch, 8-9-F balloon-mounted guide catheters were navigated using balloon-attached guidewires. Both balloons were used complementarily for flow navigation and vessel fixation at the appropriate positions and times.
RESULTS: In all cases, the balloon guide catheter could be inserted up to the required positions, and the procedures were completed without any complications.
CONCLUSIONS: The parent and child balloon technique is useful for inserting guide catheters in hostile vascular anatomies.
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