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Aterektomia rotacyjna — renesans metody

Jaroslaw Gorol1, Mateusz Tajstra1, Mariusz Gąsior1, Andrzej Lekston1
Choroby Serca i Naczyń 2018;15(1):29-35.

Streszczenie

Postępy w diagnostyce i leczeniu chorób układu sercowo-naczyniowego sprawiają, że pod opieką kardiologów znajdują się coraz starsi chorzy. Z wiekiem wzrasta także stopień uwapnienia tętnic wieńcowych. Uwapnione zmiany są najczęstszą przyczyną niepowodzeń zabiegów angioplastyki wieńcowej. Rewaskularyzacja pacjentów z uwapnionymi zmianami tętnic wieńcowych często stanowi wyzwanie dla kardiologa. Alternatywną metodą, która stanowi szansę na powodzenie zabiegu u takich chorych, jest aterektomia rotacyjna (RA), technika ta pozwala na modyfikację blaszki miażdżycowej i wprowadzenie stentu. Chociaż RA nie zaleca się jako rutynowej procedury przed implantacją stentu, to w wielu przypadkach umożliwia poprawę rokowania i jakości życia. W ostatnich latach rola rotablacji się zwiększa, dlatego w niniejszej pracy zaprezentowano aktualny stan wiedzy dotyczący tej metody.

Słowa kluczowe: aterektomia rotacyjnachoroba wieńcowazwapnienia

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