Case Of The Week

🔹 Double trouble 🔹 Case submitted by Dr Jigar, Professor & Head This interesting case shared by Dr Jigar, had a troubling chronology— delayed occlusion of a flow Divertor and acute thrombosis in another . It raises interesting possibilities and a diagnostic dilemma: are we witnessing an unpredictable case of drug resistance or could this […]

🔹 Breaking Bad 🔹 Case submitted by Dr. Navin M Mulimani, Professor & Head Device fracture is an uncommon but potentially serious complication during endovascular procedures. This short presentation from Dr Mulamani and his team showcases how they dealt with such a clinical scenario during the conduct of their case.

🔹 Acute MI During Carotid Stenting 🔹 Case submitted by Dr. Vivek Gupta, Head, Interventional Neuroradiology, Fortis Hospital, Mohali. Acute myocardial infarction (MI) is a well-known complication after carotid endarterectomy. But this Case of the Week reminds us it can also occur during carotid stenting, presenting sudden challenges and requiring immediate recognition and management. This case

🔹 Tic-Tac-Toe: When Ticagrelor Didn’t Line Up 🔹 Case submitted by Dr. Amit Sahu, Mumbai, India. Antiplatelet resistance to ticagrelor is rare, but when it surfaces, it can turn a smooth procedure into an anxious, high-stakes challenge. This week’s Case of the Week features a large para-ophthalmic aneurysm where acute ticagrelor resistance led to intraprocedural difficulties and