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To report an unusual complication observed during percutaneous coronary intervention involving rotational arthrectomy.

April 25, 20260 citationsOpen Access

Unusual Complication of Rotational Arthrectomy: Helical-Shaped Flesh Fragment During Percutaneous Coronary Intervention

SRSurenthiran Ramanathan NSNavindran Selavraju ARAsri Ranga Abdullah Ramaiah

Key Points

To report an unusual complication observed during percutaneous coronary intervention involving rotational arthrectomy.
Presented as an ePoster at the 10th Complex PCI 2025 conference.
Case performed at Hospital Sultan Idris Shah in Malaysia.
An unusual helical-shaped flesh fragment was observed during the procedure, emphasizing the need for awareness in such interventions.

Abstract

A case performed in Hospital Sultan Idris Shah, Malaysia. Pleased to share this via an ePoster in 10th Complex PCI 2025 Korea - on this interesting finding and case - which will stick in our minds when performing rotational artherectomy. https: //www. complex-pci. com/2025/eposter/epostercaseᵥiew. php? view=&code=CASE20250821₀04#

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