Krysztof Pawlowski, MD

Successful Primary PCI in a Patient With Single Coronary Artery

06/04/2013

Sudden occlusion of the only patent coronary artery is usually a devastating event. We describe a case of a successful percutaneous recanalization of a single coronary artery originating at the right sinus of Valsalva.

Sudden occlusion of the only...

06/04/2013

Journal of Invasive Cardiology

Case Report

Percutaneous Treatment of a Patient with Sjogren’s Syndrome Presenting with Simultaneous STEMI and Right Brachial Artery Occlusion

07/31/2017

Radoslaw Targoński , MD, PhD;

Krysztof Pawlowski , MD;

Lukasz Lewicki , MD, PhD;

Maciej Karwowski , MD;

This is an intriguing case of potential simultaneous plaque destabilization in two vascular beds. There are studies that suggest some patients have more than one unstable plaque in different vascular beds.(9) An embolic event should be...

This is an intriguing case of...

07/31/2017

Cath Lab Digest

Complex Case Intervention

Percutaneous Evacuation of Detached Hydrophilic Coating of Jailed Guidewire

01/03/2011

Krysztof Pawlowski , MD;

Waldemar Dorniak , MD;

Jacek Klaudel , MD;

ABSTRACT: Continuous technological development and modern construction of guidewires make percutaneous interventions safer than ever. Complications associated with device failure are rare and most of them may be avoided. We describe a case...

ABSTRACT: Continuous...

01/03/2011

Journal of Invasive Cardiology