Modern endovascular decisions for SFA intervention

Watch the replay of this PVI 2025 symposium and explore contemporary endovascular decision-making for SFA interventions.

This session is built around the case of a 70-year-old man referred for recurrent intermittent claudication, with a complex vascular history including a left popliteal bypass (2011) and a prior AAA endograft. 

Despite chronic PAD and multiple previous interventions, his symptoms progressed from Rutherford class 2 to 4 over nine months. CT imaging revealed a severely calcified mid-SFA stenosis extending to the proximal bypass anastomosis.

The faculty walk through the full clinical assessment, discuss stent-based and DCB-based strategies, and explain why the final treatment choice was Jetstream^TM atherectomy combined with a paclitaxel DCB. 

Follow the procedure step by step and review the technical considerations and clinical outcomes.