Figure 1
From: Early bare-metal stent thrombosis presenting with cardiogenic shock: a case report
Coronary angiography. (A) The angiography showed: a severe stenosis (80-90%) at the proximal segment of the RCA and a second, moderate stenosis (40-50%) at the mid segment of the aforementioned vessel; (B) the RCA after primary PCI (TIMI III flow); (C) the RCA after thrombus inspiration with the PRONTO V3 device; (D) results after a balloon dilatation of the stent, which restored a TIMI III flow inside the vessel: (E) the study of the lesion using the IVUS, which showed the malapposition of the stent; (F) positive results after a balloon dilatation of the stent with IVUS study.