EuroPCR2026-images-103723-technique-fails-bifurcation

What does OCT show?

Stent fracture with late restenosis of the side branch

Dislodged diagonal branch stent trapped under the LAD stent after failed delivery in a calcified ostium during DK-Crush

Plaque shift with carina displacement after bifurcation stenting

Correct! The correct answer is "Dislodged diagonal branch stent trapped under the LAD stent after failed delivery in a calcified ostium during DK-Crush".

A patient presents with recurrent angina months after complex bifurcation PCI. Angiography and OCT reveal an unusual radiopaque structure at the side branch ostium, associated with significant flow limitation and stent irregularities.

Good try! The correct answer is "Dislodged diagonal branch stent trapped under the LAD stent after failed delivery in a calcified ostium during DK-Crush".

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