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Recurrent SVG-Instent-Restenosis with stent fracture

Peter Dietrich

The case is about 60-year-old male patient with three-vessel disease and CABG 20 years ago, LV function is slightly reduced due to an inferior MI already before operation and he suffers from recurrent angina since um 2015 because of recurrent in-stent restenosis of the saphenous vein graft So let's have a look at the um coronary situation so this is actually the only native vessel that is still open.

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