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Atherectomy plus antirestenotic therapy for SFA lesions: evolving evidence for better patency rates in complex lesions.
Journal of Cardiovascular Surgery 2019 January 17
Within the last years, many new endovascular treatment modalities have been invented for treatment of peripheral arterial disease. To leave nothing behind and to keep options for future treatment are key issues of these new revascularisation procedures. Drug coated balloon technology (DCB) is one key element in this strategy but there are still limitations for this revascularisation technology. Especially calcium rich lesions and long lesions are still challenging in terms of treatment success and long-term patency. Treatment of both calcified and long lesions continues to be a clinical challenge for every interventionalists. Therefore, a treatment combination of debulking procedure using atherectomy plus antirestenotic therapy using DCB seems to be promising to treat complex lesions.
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