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Culotte Stents
Culotte stents can either be a main stenting approach, or they can be bailouts to Provisional or T/TAP procedures where there is too much stent material protruding into the main vessel. As a main stenting approach, Culotte stents are typically applied in coronary bifurcations with more acute side branch angles (less than 70 degrees) when compared to a T/TAP procedure and in bifurcations with proportionally larger side branch diameters. The Culotte approach starts with provisional stenting before adding a second stent into the side branch.
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