# Iatrogene letsels en trombotische complicaties bij spoed-endovasculaire interventies

*geplaatst 2026-01-01 · Preventie · Khirurgiia · doi 10.17116/hirurgia2026021100 · https://hartvaat.nl/2026/01/01/iatrogene-letsels-en-trombotische-complicaties-bij-spoed-endovasculaire-interven/*

Percutane coronaire en carotisinterventies zijn de standaard bij coronaire en cerebrovasculaire ziekten. Het risico op iatrogene letsels en arteriële trombose blijft echter hoog. Dit overzicht analyseert nationale en internationale literatuur.

## English: [Iatrogenic injuries and thrombotic complications following emergency endovascular interventions].

This review analyses national and international literature on iatrogenic injuries and arterial thrombotic complications following emergency percutaneous coronary and carotid interventions.

## Abstract (original, from the publication)

Percutaneous coronary and carotid interventions prevail in the treatment of coronary artery and cerebrovascular diseases. However, the risk of iatrogenic lesions and arterial thrombosis remains high. The authors analyze national and foreign literature devoted to iatrogenic injuries and thrombotic complications following emergency endovascular interventions. Various risk factors, causes and mechanisms of iatrogenic lesions and thrombosis of coronary and carotid arteries are considered. Particular attention is paid to perforations of coronary arteries in percutaneous coronary interventions. The incidence and various methods for prevention and treatment of iatrogenic injuries and thrombotic complications are described in detail. Optimal ways for prevention and treatment of these complications are presented.

Auteurs: B S Sukovatykh, N V Bolomatov, D V Sidorov, M B Sukovatykh, A Yu Grigorian, S V Gunov

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