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2016;11(3-4):115. VII. nacionalni sastanak o kardiovaskularnim intervencijama s međunarodnim sudjelovanjem VI. sastanak intervencijskih kardioloskih medicinskih sestara i tehnicara In the last few years several technical advancements were introduced in the treatment of coronary bifurcations lesions. Even though several bifurcation stenting techniques are available, majority of them are associated with the high incidence of target lesion revascularization failure, mainly due to the complications of the side-branch. Cross-stenting technique, which represents modified Culotte stent technique and provisional T stenting with the treatment of side branch with drug eluting balloon (DEB) in some aspects reduce several technical limitations which are common for one or two-stent technique.1-3 Here we present short description of above mentioned techniques with two case examples from our clinical practice.

Drug eluting balloon-side branch with/without cross-stenting technique - alternatives for conventional bifurcation stenting?