High Risk Patients Require a Predictable Procedure - Case Study

Patient was referred for CABG, but refused open heart surgery.
This was an LAD/ D1, Medina 1.1.1 bifurcation.
Access was femoral. After aggressive predilatation of the D1 a 3.0/3.5mm Tryton was used.

Tryton was accurately positioned ensuring the mid-markers straddle the ostium. A 3.5/15mm semi-compliant balloon was used to perform the POT for optimal appositioning of the ostial segment of the Tryton.