Esprit™ BTK System Case Studies
The Esprit™ BTK System has been proven to safely & effectively treat patients with infrapopliteal artery disease1. Explore the cases below to learn more about the broad applications of the Esprit™ BTK System, and how it is pioneering a new standard of care for below-the-knee interventions.
Treatment of Complex Multivessel BTK Disease Using Multiple Esprit™ BTK Scaffolds
Courtesy of Dr. Brian G. DeRubertis, MD, FACS
This case demonstrates that optimized lesion preparation and stacking of multiple Esprit™ BTK scaffolds can enable durable revascularization and compelling wound healing, even in patients with extensive BTK disease and multiple predictors of poor outcome.
Treatment of Proximal PT and TPT with Orbital Atherectomy and Esprit™ BTK Scaffolds
Courtesy of Scott Robinson, MD, PHD
A returning patient with a history of femoropopliteal bypass was successfully treated with orbital atherectomy & Esprit™ BTK scaffolds to facilitate wound healing.
Treatment of Anterior Tibial Artery with Orbital Atherectomy, Esprit™ BTK Scaffold for Non-Healing Wound
Courtesy of Rajiv Swamy, MD, FSCAI
This case study outlines the treatment and follow-up of a 62-year-old male with a complex medical history and non-healing wound with purulence at 1st digit on right lower extremity. This procedure involved the use of Diamondback™ 360 Peripheral Orbital Atherectomy System and Esprit™ BTK System, resulting in successful revascularization.
Treatment of Anterior Tibial CTO with Overlapping Esprit™ BTK Scaffolds
Courtesy of J.D. Corl, MD, FACC, FSCAI
This case study outlines the treatment and follow-up of a 78-year-old male with a complex medical history and a non-healing ulcer. The procedure involved the use of Jade‡ NC balloon and Esprit™ BTK scaffolds, resulting in successful revascularization and wound healing.
Treatment of RB6 Patient with Ankle Wounds with Esprit™ BTK Scaffolds
Courtesy of Matthew C. Bunte, MD, MS
An 80-year-old female with a complex medical history presented with non-healing wounds on her right medial and lateral ankle, classified as a Rutherford Becker Category 6. The treatment involved balloon angioplasty and Supera™ Stents placement above-the-knee, with calcium modification balloon and Esprit™ BTK scaffolds below-the-knee, resulting in successful revascularization.
Treatment of Posterior Tibial CTO in Bilateral TMA Patient with an Esprit™ BTK Scaffold
Courtesy of J.D. Corl, MD, FACC, FSCAI
This case study outlines the treatment and follow-up of a 60-year-old male with history of bilateral TMA and a non-healing ulcer on the plantar surface of right foot with CTO in both AT and PT. This procedure involved the use of a calcium modifying balloon and an Esprit™ BTK scaffold, resulting in successful revascularization.
Reference:
- Varcoe, RL., et al. Drug-Eluting Resorbable Scaffold versus Angioplasty for Infrapopliteal Artery Disease. N Eng J Med 2024;390:9-19.
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