Compressive Coronary Hematoma in an Elderly Woman Receiving Oral Anticoagulation Treated With Cutting Balloon Fenestration

Key Result

Cutting balloon fenestration yields favorable long-term outcomes in treating compressive intramural hematoma in elderly patients on oral anticoagulation.

Key Points

• The study aims to evaluate the effectiveness of cutting balloon fenestration for compressive coronary hematoma in patients on anticoagulation.
• Case report analysis of an elderly woman receiving oral anticoagulation.
• Application of cutting balloon fenestration technique to treat compressive coronary hematoma.
• Assessment of long-term outcomes post-intervention.
• Cutting balloon fenestration was successfully performed.
• The patient showed significant improvement in long-term outcomes after treatment.