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Zur Durchführung einer PTCA sind Voraussetzungen hinsichtlich räumlicher, personeller und gerätetechnischer Ausstattung zu fordern, wie sie für die invasive kardiologische Diagnostik generell gelten und - angesichts der höheren Kornplikationsgefahr - noch darüber hinaus gehen. Im Einzelnen sind diese Voraussetzungen in Leitlinien der Fachgesellschaften zusammengefasst und werden hier nicht speziell aufgeführt [53]. Bei der Beschreibung der PTCA-Technik im Folgenden soll das Procedere dargestellt und insbesondere auch die Überlegungen bei der Planung eines interventionellen Eingriffs besprochen werden. Es gibt verschiedene Modifikationen der Technik, Tipps und Tricks für schwierige Situationen, die jeder versierte interventionelle Kardiologe aus seiner Erfahrung heraus löst. Daher sind die entsprechenden Hinweise unter dieser Einschränkung zu sehen und ohne Anspruch auf Alleingültigkeit.

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