quiz 5 (covered stents andTIPS) Flashcards

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1
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AVeNEW size and # sites? 510k or level 1? Studied graft or fistula?

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280 patients, 24 sites, level 1, fistula

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What percent AVG lesions have a diameter difference of inflow and outflow?

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80% (flared covera)

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What percent basilic fistulae have a diameter difference of inflow and outflow?

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50% (flared covera)

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**Fluency IFU

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**1. In stent restenosis of AVF/AVG
**2. Venous outflow of AVG

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5
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**Covera IFU

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**stenosis in the venous outflow of AVF/AVG

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6
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Why does fluency have uncovered ends?

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migration resistance

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7
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2 reasons why we still sell fluency?

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  1. larger diameters (12 & 13.5)
  2. pricing
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8
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RO markers fluency

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4

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9
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**# RO markers on flared and straight ends of covera?

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**3 flared, 6 straight

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10
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Flared end is how much larger in diameter?

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3 mm

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**Covera dia and shaft sizes, and stent lengths

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6-10 mm, 80/120, 30(straight)/40(flared)-100mm

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12
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**4 covera stent sizes that are 9F (all other are 8F)

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**8x100, 9x100, 10x80, 10x100

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13
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What is covera based off of?

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lifestent

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14
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what is fluency based off of?

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e-luminexx

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AVeVA size and # sites? 510k or level 1? Studied graft or fistula?

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110 patients, 14 sites, 510k, graft

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16
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**6 characteristics of covera?

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  1. 2 ePTFE layers encapsulating nitinol stent
  2. carbon impregnation prevent platelet adhesion
  3. straight and flared configurations
  4. Only stent indicated for native fistula
    **5. 24% more radial force than viabahn
  5. bareback
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17
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What was AVeVA freedom from safety events goal vs end point?

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goal was 88%, we achieved 96%

18
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AVeVA TLPP 6 mo? 12 mo? 24 mo?

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71%, 54%, 37%

19
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What percent of patients in AVeNEW were restenotic? Cephalic vein placement? What do these numbers mean?

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75% restenotic, 76% cephalic, these are challenging patients

20
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AVeNEW TLPP **6 mo? 12 mo? 24 mo? What was Gore’s 6 and 12 mo?

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**79%, 58%, 42% Gore: 53 and 30%

21
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AVeNEW TLPP at 6 mo subgroup cephalic vein arch stenting vs PTA alone

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75% stent and 38% PTA

22
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What percent accuracy of placement found in AVeNEW?

23
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AVeNEW overall TLPP at 6 months?

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79% stent vs 48% PTA

24
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what percent of AVeNEW patients received flared covera?

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**Fluency dia, working lengths, and stent lengths
**6-13.5mm, 80/117, 4-120
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What french size does 12 and 13.5 dia fluency go thru?
10F
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**How long are fluency's uncovered ends?
**2mm
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**6 differences between covera and viabahn
**1. 2 layer PTFE vs 1 layer (superior data TLPP) **2. Individual rings (can fracture) **3. 24% higher radial force (to stay patent) **4. thumbwheel deployment vs rip cord (reposition) **5. heparin vs carbon **6. bareback
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How do you define the access circuit?
From venous anastomosis to the heart
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Viabahn dia, stent length
6-10mm, 25-100mm
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What does TIPS stand for?
transjugular intrahepatic portosystemic shunt
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**In a TIPS procedure, the MD starts in which vein to access which vein?
**Right hepatic to portal vein
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The portal vein is what in relation to the right hepatic?
anterior
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What does TIPS treat?
variceal bleeding, ascites, it's last line option
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*Which two TIPS sets uses Colapinto needle (*bent 16G hollow needle) technique?
**Cook (Ring), Gore (TIPS)
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*Which two TIPS sets uses RUPS (Rosch-Uchida)(bent cannula *trocar or fine needle) Technique?
**Cook (RUPS), Argon (Scorpion)
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**What does the liverty set include?
**12F dilator, 10F dilator, 10F 43cm sheath, steerable cannula, 18G puncture needle, 5F catheter
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**What's the max degree of bend can the liverty steerable cannula achieve
**75 degrees
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Puncture depth of liverty?
5cm, with 10mm additional
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Primary goal of TIPS
reduce pressure gradient below 12 mmHg or by 50-60% by baseline
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**6 key inclusion criteria of AVeVA
**1. thromboses and nonthrombosed grafts 2. graft older than 30 days 3. 1 successful dialysis session 4. stenosis greater than 50% 5. target less than 9cm 6. vessel dia 5-9mm
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**Percent of restenotic patients in Lutonix IDE study
**70%