Vascular Injury Associated With IVL, Cutting Balloons, and Ultra-High-Pressure Balloons for Coronary Calcification

Vascular Injury Associated With IVL, Cutting Balloons, and Ultra-High-Pressure Balloons for Coronary Calcification

An autopsy-based study demonstrated that for coronary calcified lesions, intravascular lithotripsy (IVL) enabled effective calcium modification with less vascular injury compared with cutting balloons and ultra-high-pressure balloons, Dr. Teruo Sekimoto and colleagues, CVPath Institute, United States, reported in the September 8 issue of JACC: Cardiovascular Interventions.

The researchers randomly assigned 17 calcified coronary lesions from six donated human hearts to tre...
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