Key result
Catheter interventional treatments in Kawasaki disease achieved procedural success rates of 55.5% for PTCR, 75% for PTCA, 100% for stent implantation, and 100% for rotational ablation.
Population
Patients with Kawasaki disease undergoing catheter intervention for coronary artery lesions
Design
Case_series
Authors
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May guide stent or rotational ablation selection in complex Kawasaki lesions; leaves open durability in larger cohorts.
Observational
Stent implantation and rotational ablation demonstrate high procedural success rates for managing complex coronary artery lesions in patients with long-term Kawasaki disease.
Kato et al. (1998) conducted an observational in Kawasaki disease. Catheter interventional treatments was evaluated on Procedural success. Catheter interventional treatments in Kawasaki disease achieved procedural success rates of 55.5% for PTCR, 75% for PTCA, 100% for stent implantation, and 100% for rotational ablation.
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