VIDEO: Left Trans-Radial Robotic PCI of Obtuse Marginal
Paul T. Campbell, MD
Carolinas HealthCare System NorthEast
Dr. Paul Campbell showcases the applicability of CorPath GRX in complex multi-vessel PCI via left radial access. See the benefits of guide catheter control and precision in action and understand how vascular robotics can enable increased utilization of left radial to benefit patients with previous CABG, right subclavian artery tortuosity and for patients that are right hand dominant.
Watch Dr. Campbell's Taped Robotic-assisted Radial PCI Case
Safety and Feasibility of a Novel, Second Generation Robotic-Assisted System for PCI: First-in-Human Report
Christopher Smitson, MD
UC San Diego
Physicians at UCSD looked at 40 subjects and 53 lesions, the majority of which were complex B2/C. The outcome showed that second generation CorPath GRX for robotic-assisted PCI is safe, effective and achieves high rates of clinical (97.5%) and technical (90%) success in a cohort of patients with complex CAD.
Impact of a Novel Advanced Robotic Wiring Algorithm on Time to Wire a Coronary Artery Bifurcation in a Porcine Model
Sunil V. Rao, MD
Duke University Medical Center
Dr. Rao presented the first study to investigate an advanced robotic wiring function, Rotate on Retract (RoR) in robotic PCI. It was found that the use of RoR was associated with significantly reduced wiring time and less variability between operators when compared with current robotic PCI methods.
Robotic Radial Stenting of Aorto-Ostial RCA Lesion: Floating Wire Technique
Paul T. Campbell, MD
Carolinas HealthCare System NorthEast
In a Challenging Case presentation, Dr. Campbell highlighted a case where he employed the floating wire technique using CorPath GRX. The outcome was successful stenting of the ostium of the RCA via transradial access. The outcome concluded that second generation vascular robotics enables guide catheter support and control for use of Robotic PCI in complex lesions.
Will Robotic Technology Ever Facilitate Tele-stenting Over Long Geographic Distances?*
Ryan Madder, MD
Spectrum Health
The REMOTE-PCI Study explored feasibility of remote tele-stenting using a robotic system. The study showed 86.4% technical success and 95% procedural success. Further research is necessary to identify and overcome challenges. Robotics has the potential to increase access to care through future remote applications.
*This study, conducted under local IRB, may involve off-label usage and was not sponsored by Corindus.
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