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2. Analysis revealed that the risk of stroke was higher in those patients with internal carotid
artery/common carotid artery angulation of greater than or equal to 60% and lower in those patients
protectedwithcerebralEPD.
3. Additional risk factors revealed in a systematic review of a total of 56 studies (34,398 patients)
includedincreasedinternalcarotidarterycommoncarotidangulation,left-sidedcarotidangioplasty,and
stenting,andtargetinternalcarotidstenosiswasgreaterthan10mm.
a. Type III aortic arch, aortic arch calcification with or without ostial involvement, calcifications,
ulcerations,ordegreeofstenosisdidnotdemonstrateincreaseinstrokeordeathrisk.
b. Therewasnocorrelationfoundbetweenthetypeofstentorthetypeofcerebralprotectiondevicein
thissystematicreview.
4.ThetimingofproceduralstrokesintheEVA-3Sanalysiswasinformative.Among17strokesonday0
(at the time of the procedure) 5 occurred during aortic arch navigation before common carotid
cannulation,3 duringnavigationacross the stenosis, 1 duringprotection device placement, and8 after
dilatationandstentplacementacrossthestenosis.
C.StatutoryQualityAssurance(2009,2014)
1.ReviewofaGermannationwidestatutoryqualityassurancedatabaseincludingallopensurgicaland
endovascularproceduresontheextracranialcarotidarteryrevealedatotalof13,086stentingprocedures
forasymptomaticcarotidstenosisbetween2009and2014.
2.Theuseofembolicprotectionwasindependentlyassociatedwithdecreasedhospitalriskforstrokeor
death.
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X.EmbolicProtectionDevices
A.PurposeofEPDs
1. Conceptually there are two primary types ofEPDs thatcan be utilizedto protect against cerebral
embolizationduringcarotidarterystenting,thosethatprovideembolicprotectionfromapositiondistalto
thetargetstenosis,andthosethatprovideprotectionfromapositionproximaltothetargetstenosis.
2.TheidealEPDwouldbeeasytouse,providecompleteprotectionforallpartsoftheprocedure,and
shouldbeapplicabletoalltypesofplaque.
3.Thedeviceshouldcapturedebris ofallsizes,andthere shouldbeaplanforeffectiveaspirationof
debrispriortoremovalofthedevice.
B.DistalEmbolicProtection
1. Distalembolicprotectionis performedusingafilterdeviceordistalballoon in theinternalcarotid
artery.
a. Aballoon(orfilter)placedinthedistalinternalcarotidtoprovideembolicprotectiondoesisolate
thebrainfromdebrisduringtheintervention,butplacementrequiresthatthetargetlesionbecrossed
priortotheestablishmentofprotection.
b. Followingthepredilatation,stentplacement,andpostdilatation,theproximalinternalcarotidartery
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isaspiratedtoremoveanydebrisleftbehindpriortoremovalofthedevice.
c. Theuseofthedistal balloonrequirescollateralflowviaanintactCircleofWillisandcannotbe
employedinthecaseofacontralateralinternalcarotidocclusion.
d. Thisdistalballoonmethodisrarelyusedwiththeavailabilityofnewerfiltersandthedevelopment
ofproximalprotectiondevicealternatives.
2.Distalembolicprotectionismostoftenperformedusingafilterdevice,whichisbasket-likeinshape,
withadistalstraight(curveable)wire.
a. Thedevice isadvancedintheclosedpositionthroughthelevelofstenosis.TheEPDisdeployed
and then the procedure takes place over the wire used as a monorail for predilatation, stent
placement,andpostdilatationafterwhichanend-holecathetercanbeadvancedovertheEPDwire
forparticulateaspiration.
b. Cerebralperfusioncanbemaintainedthroughouttheprocedureunlikeballoondistalprotection(Fig.
3.10).
c. Although most commonly used, distal EPD is not ideal because there is no protection while the
lesioniscrossed.
d. Thelandingzoneinthedistalcervicalcarotidmustbestraighttoallowthedevicetodeploywithout
causingdissectionandtoattaincorrectappositionofthedevicetothevesselwall.Ifthedeviceis
notwellopposed,debris/particleslessthan150µmembolizepastthedevice.
e. Thefiltermayalsobecomefilledwithdebrisandrequireaspirationbeforeclosingthedeviceprior
toremovalpostprocedure.
f. Thedevicemaybecomefilledwithdebrisrequiringcatheteraspirationpriortoclosing(Fig.3.11;
Table3.2).
C.ProximalEPD
1.WithaproximalEPD,protectionisestablishedfirstpriortocrossingthetargetlesionorperformingan
intervention.
a. Itcanalsobeusedinatortuousinternalcarotidarterybecausenodistallandingzoneisrequired.
2.Withproximalprotection,thereisocclusionoftheexternalcarotidandthecommoncarotidarterywith
flowreversal.
3. Useof this type of EPD requires a patent external carotid artery on the side of thetarget internal
carotidstenosis.
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a. The aortic arch and common carotid configuration must also accommodate the 9 French guiding
catheter(6Frenchworkingchannel).
b. Aswiththedistalinternalcarotidballoon,thisproximalEPDalsorequirescollateralflowviaan
intact Circle of Willis and may not be an option in the case of a contralateral internal carotid
occlusion.
c. Thecommoncarotidballoonisinflatedfirstandsubsequentlytheexternalcarotidballoonisinflated
withthe combination suspending flow intheinternal carotid arteryduring theperformance ofthe
interventions.
d. Debrisisremovedviacatheteraspiration.
e. Followingaspiration,theexternalcarotidballoonisdeflatedfirstfollowedbythecommoncarotid
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balloondeflation(Fig.3.12;Table3.3).
D.TranscarotidCarotidArteryRevascularization
1.Arecentvariationtotheconceptofproximalprotectionisahybridopenandendovasculartechnique
wherebyaccesstothecommoncarotidisachievedbyacutdownjustabovetheclavicle.
2.Femoralveinaccessisalsoachievedwithavenousreturnsheathanddilator,whichservestocreatea
conduitbetweenthecommoncarotidarteryandthefemoralvein.
3.Thisconduitisestablishedinorderthatflowreversalcanbeemployedduringcarotidangioplastyand
stentingwithouttheneedforpercutaneousdistalorproximalEPDdevices.
i. This has been studied with a proprietary device, the Silk Road Enroute Transcarotid
NeuroprotectionSystem.
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ii. IntheSafetyandEfficacyStudyforReverseFlowUsedDuringCarotidArteryStentingProcedure
(ROADSTER)multicentertrial,thedevicewasfoundtobesafewithanoverallriskofstroke,risk
ormyocardialinfarctionof3.5%witha99%technicalsuccessrate(Fig.3.13;Table3.4).
E.Considerations
1.ByconsideringthesethreeoptionsavailableforcerebralEPDsandtheclinicaltrialdata,EPDuseis
mandatoryforreimbursementbyMedicareanditisusedin95%ofallCAScases.48,
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2.Stabileetalstudiedproximalversusdistalprotectiondevicesandfoundfeweremboliccomplications
inthosecaseswhereproximalprotectiondeviceswereemployed.
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XI.Summary
Diseaseinvolvingtheextracranialandcervicalcarotidandvertebralarteriesismostcommonlyrelatedto
atheroscleroticdiseasebutmayoccurbecauseoftrauma,radiationexposure,collagenvasculardisease,
or extrinsic compression. Regardless of the cause, stenosis, occlusion, and atherosclerotic plaque
involving the carotid and vertebral arteries are risk factors for ischemic stroke. There have been
considerable advances over the last three decades with regard to optimal medical therapy for the
prevention of stroke. Interventions such as CEA and CAS are safe methods of revascularization in
symptomatic and asymptomatic patients, and vascular providers must consider the patient’s disease
process,medicalcomorbidities,andoperativeriskwhenplanningthebestmethodofrevascularization.
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FIGURE3.1 CarotidUltrasound(DUS).A,Normalcarotidbulb.B,Normalproximalinternalcarotidartery(ICA).
C-E,Leftcarotidstenosis.TransverseandsagittalDUSimagesatthecarotidbifurcationdemonstratesoftplaque
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withintheICA.F-H,Rightcarotidbruit.DUSdemonstratesthecarotidbulbwithcalcifiedshadowingatherosclerotic
plaqueintheICA.Peaksystolicvelocityatthebulbis273cm/ssuggestiveof>70%stenosis.
CasecourtesyofDr.GowthamanGunabushanam.
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FIGURE3.2 Computedtomographicangiography(CTA).A,SagittalCTAofnormalcarotidbifurcation.B,Axial
CTAdemonstratesthecarotidbulbontherightandtheinternalandexternalcarotidarteriesontheleft.C,AxialCTA
throughtheuppercervicalcarotidarteriesbilaterally.D,SagittalCTAdemonstrateshigh-gradecalcificstenosis.E
andF,SequentialaxialCTAimagesillustratemixedcalcifiedandnoncalcifiedplaqueandthemarkedrightinternal
carotidarterystenosis.GandH,CTAoftheleftcarotidarteryviewedintheinvertedformatdemonstratesthe
calcificplaqueasblackandmildluminalirregularitywithouthemodynamicallysignificantstenosis.The3Dvolume
renderedimageswithvesseltrackingandaxialsegmentationarehelpfulforassessmentofthecharacterofthe
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plaqueandthedegreeofstenosis.IandJ,Incontrast,ontheright,thereisalongsegmentbutlessernarrowing
thanontheleft,andtheplaqueiscomposedofbothcalcifiedandnoncalcifiedplaque,whichmaybemorefriable
andcarryhigherriskofdistalembolization.Plaquecharacterizationaswellasanatomicfeaturesofthetargetlesion
willinfluencetreatmentdecisions.
FIGURE3.3 Magneticresonanceangiography(MRA).A,Time-of-flight(TOF)noncontrastMRAdemonstrates
thevasculature,whichisbetterresolvedonthepostcontrastMRAseries(B).CandD,Carotidstenosis(arrow)is
bestevaluatedonthepostcontrastaxialsourceimageandtheMIP(maximumintensityprojection)reconstruction.
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FIGURE3.4 Digitalsubtractionangiography(DSA).AandB,APobliqueandlateralDSAofthecommoncarotid
arterydemonstrateanormalconfigurationinthisyoungadultpatient.CandD,Thecervicalinternalcarotidartery
maybetortuouswithhairpinor360°loops,whichareeasilyappreciatedonCTAbutmaybedifficulttonavigate
whencarotidstentingorintracranialinterventionarecontemplated.E,This65-year-oldpatientpresentedwithhand
claudicationandsubclavianstenosiswasdemonstrated.FandG,DSAwithinjectionoftherightvertebralarteryin
thearterialandvenousphasesdemonstratesretrogradeflowintheleftvertebralarterywithfaintfillingofthe
subclavianartery—subclavianstealphenomenon.H,Followingtransfemoralleftsubclavianstentplacement,the
vertebralarterywaspreservedandantegradeflowrestored.
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FIGURE3.5 ArchAnatomy.A,Normalarchconfiguration.B,Moretortuousgreatvesselsinthiselderlypatient
maymakeinterventionsmorechallenging.Notetheleftvertebralarteryarisesdirectlyfromtheaorticarch.C,A
commonoriginoftheinnominateandleftcommoncarotidarteriesmayrequirearecurvecatheterfornavigationas
inthiscase.DandE,Thispatientwasscheduledforarightcarotidstent;however,thehostilearchandtheacute
reversecurveoftheinternalcarotidstenosisledtheoperatortoabandonthisapproachforcarotidendarterectomy.
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