Complex Coronary Artery Intervention Center in 2024

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Patients with total coronary occlusion
Patients with narrowing of the coronary arteries in the area where the blood vessels branch out (so called bifurcation lesion)
Patients with narrowing in multiple arteries
Patients who have previously undergone balloon angioplasty
Patients who have previous coronary artery bypass surgery
Patients deemed to be high-risk for standard treatments, such as patients with heart failure, multiple comorbidity and elderly patient
Patients who do not wish to have bypass surgery or who have been ruled out as a candidate for bypass surgery.

Special catheter
Rotablator, used in cases of coronary artery calcification. The device functions as a small medical drill to penetrate very hard blockage.
Cardiovascular Ultrasound (Intravascular Ultrasound: IVUS), uses a specially designed ultrasound probe attached to a catheter that is inserted into the coronary arteries. This is used to provide more detailed imaging of the areas of the coronary arteries, enabling doctors to make better treatment decisions and more accurate stent placements
Intra–aortic balloon pump (IABP) therapy helps reduce loading to the heart while having injury
Extracorporeal membrane oxygenation (ECMO), used in certain cases of heart or lung failure, in which the machine replaces the function of the heart and lungs