There can be two sites of active bleeding .One from RA exit point and other from LA entry point of needle.Extra-cardiac oozing can also occur if the needle has pierced the outer pericardium before entering LA.
2.Pericardiocentesis may be needed if Cardiac Temponade.
Guidelines
1 If only needle has perforated, it can be withdrawn safely (a situation similar to early pretransseptal techniques),
2 if much larger catheter has perforated, then major bleeding is inevitable and Pt should be sent for catheter removal at open thoracic surg.
Note.
To differentiate those two circumstances, a tiny amount (0.1-0.3 ml) of contrast can be injected through the needle. If this causes staining outside the atrial cavity, then needle perforation is confirmed. .
Needle can then be withdrawn to just within catheter tip while catheter remains absolutely static. A further injection of contrast is given via needle. If contrast swirls within atrial cavity, catheter has not exited the heart and can be withdrawn.
#Classification of Guidewires
( very important Topic)
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Guidewires have different properties ,it is classified on different parameters but most practical classification is ""Based on Lesion -Type Classification. @PCRonline @TCTMD @mmamas1973 @Hragy
A.Based on Tip -Flexibility ( Tip -Load )
#Tip Load..Amount of force ( in grams) needed to buckle distal 1cm of Tip
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Antegrade approach for CTO from cap penetration to completion
It consists of advancing various guidewires in antegrade direction to cross CTO while remaining within true lumen of vessel (True to True ) @mmamas1973 @mirvatalasnag @Hragy @PCRonline
For proximal cap penetration, tapered polymer GW with low-penetration power soft-tip (Fielder family guidewires; Ashai Intecc), allowing advancement along visible or invisible microchannels, are the first choice
Wire Gear 2
~If the operator encounters difficulties in crossing the lesion, they can switch to GW with greater penetration force. When proximal cap is blunt, GW with intermediate penetration force (Gaia 2nd–3rd [Ashai Intecc] or Pilot 200 [Abbott Vascular]) are used.