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This patient is TPN dependant and had no venous access with SVC occlusion and innonimate vein occlusion. I was asked to place a femoral line. Looking at her CT scan it was apparent that there was a relativley short occlusion that may be crossable. This was achieved with the Outback device and gooseneck snare. Dr Phil Haslam Consultant Interventional Radiologist
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Simon Bayes Consultant Interventional Radiologist from Stoke Mandeville and High Wycombe discusses the Outback Catheter at the 2011 SERF meeting. Dr Bayes discusses potential cost benefits and some tips to using the device for subintimal angioplasty.
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OUTBACK LTD Re-entry Catheter animation
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Bail-out revascularisation of a Femoral CTO using the new OUTBACK LTD re-entry catheter. D.D. Do, N. Diehm, Clinical and Interventional Angiology Cardiovascualr Department, University of Berne, Switzerland
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How to recanalize a Long SFA Occlusion, Dr Bergeron
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