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• TITLE: A Real World Experience of Guidewire-Induced Perforations during Percutaneous Intervention and Their Successful Management

  AUTHORS: Sridhar Kasturi, Vinothkumar Vilvanathan, Srinivas Polasa, Shiva Kumar Bandimida, Kripa Patel, Ashok Thakkar

  KEYWORDS: Percutaneous Intervention, Guidewire, Coronary Artery Perforation, Renal Artery Perforation

  JOURNAL NAME: International Journal of Clinical Medicine, Vol.5 No.8, April 23, 2014

  ABSTRACT: Complication rates following percutaneous interventions have decreased over the past decade due to advancement in both interventional equipment and procedure technique. Despite these advances, the risk of iatrogenic perforations still exists with associated high morbidity and mortality. We are presenting three cases of guidewire-induced perforations including coronary artery and renal artery perforation with their complications and successful management in these case-series.