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Left common iliac artery revascularization through the right brachial artery, with hemostasis achieved with the MynxGrip arteriotomy closure device. (A) Baseline angiography showing right common iliac artery occlusion and left common iliac artery stenosis. (B) Predilation with a 7.0 mm x 40 mm balloon. (C) Deployment of a 8.0 mm x 40 mm self-expanding stent. (D) Postdilation with a 7.0 mm x 40 mm balloon. (E) Final angiographic result. (F) Deployment of the MynxGrip device in the right brachial artery.
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The right brachial artery was accessed with a short 6F sheath (Avanti+; Cordis), and diagnostic angiography was performed with a JR4 diagnostic catheter (Infiniti; Cordis), confirming right common iliac artery occlusion, and significant stenosis of the left common iliac artery (Figure 1).