Emergency Endovascular Stent Grafting of an Innominate Vein Injury Causing Hemothorax: The Double Balloon on a Single Wire Technique.

J Endovasc TherAug 9, 2025 (epub)

Emanuele Barabino, Lucia Soresini, Francesco Petrocelli et al.

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From the abstract

The VIABAHN ® VBX is a versatile stent graft that can be overdilated by up to 30% of its nominal diameter. However, to reach its maximum diameter, the balloon must be exchanged for a larger one. This technical note aims to illustrate a technique designed to enhance accuracy during the deployment and overdilation of a VIABAHN VBX for treating an injury to the left innominate…

Reported results

The defect in the LIV was sealed-off without stent-graft migration and the patient showed improvement in his clinical condition.

Authors' conclusions

The VIABAHN VBX is a valid option for treating injuries to the LIV. The double-balloon on a single wire (double-BLOW) technique may be an advantageous approach to prevent migration and enhance accuracy during deployment.Clinical ImpactThe double-BLOW technique offers improved stability and enhanced precision in deliver stent grafts and it might be useful when a larger balloon is required to perform over dilatation.

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