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Objective To evaluate the efficacy of trans-ulner or trans-radial approach to coronary revaseularization with titanium-nitride-oxide-eoated stent (TITAN2). Methods 31 patients,who were planed to receive coronary revaseularization,were selected into this study. All patients with coronary revascularization were either by trans-ulner or by trans-radial approach. The pass-through rate of stent, early thrombosis in stent and MACE at followup were recorded for TITAN2. Results 46 lesions with stenosis > 75% with coronary angiograpby in 31 patients successfully underwent coronary revaseularization with TITAN2. One stent didn't go through the lesion in RCA. The pass-through rate of stent was 97.8%. Remaining stenesis ,stent unglues,endarterium laceration ,early thrombosis in stent and coronary rupture were not discovered after stent deployment. MACE was 0 at 1-5 month follow-up. Conclusion Confirmed good efficacy in coronary revascularization with TITAN2 is observed.
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AIM: To observe the efficacy of hemoperfusion (HP) to treat one case suffering from overdose digoxin poisoning. METHODS: HA 330 ml and YT 160 hemoperfusion cartridges were used and blood vessel was femoral vein, single needle and two chamber catheter. Four HP were done. RESULTS: The blood digoxin level were 16 ?g?L -1 before and after the 1st HP, 9.22 ?g?L -1 at the 2nd, 12.4 ?g?L -1 before the 3th, 10.45 ?g?L -1 after the 3th, 3.22 ?g?L -1 before the 4th, and 2.84 ?g?L -1 after the 4th HP. CONCLUSION: This case demonstrats that multiple HP at different period may decrease the blood digoxin level step by step.