23/04/2026
Shushrusha Heart Care Center and Speciality Hospital Nerul
ANGIOPLASTY PERFORMED BY
DR.TARLEKAR.
DURING RCA PCI IN HAEMODYNAMICALLY UNSTABLE PATIENT. PCI TO MID PROXIMAL REGION
DONE. ONCE THE HAEMODYNAMICS MINIMALLY CONTROLLED DISTAL RCA STENTING DONE AS IT WAS CALCIFIED AND DIFFUSELY DISEASED ARTERY
The "Bell-out" (or Bail-out) procedure in the context of a Percutaneous Transluminal Coronary Angioplasty (PTCA) to the Right Coronary Artery (RCA) refers to the emergency maneuvers required when a procedure is complicated by acute vessel closure, severe dissection, or perforation.
Because the RCA often has a long, tortuous course and supplies the inferior wall and the AV node, a complication here can lead to rapid hemodynamic collapse or high-grade AV block.