Advanced technology. Minimally invasive care.

When an artery has been completely blocked for months or years, standard stents often fail. Our specialists use advanced wire techniques and hybrid algorithms to reopen these vessels successfully in the majority of cases.

CTO PCI is designed for patients living with limiting angina, breathlessness, or fatigue who have been told their blockage is “too chronic” or that bypass is the only option. Many patients return home the same or next day.

Intravascular lithotripsy is the latest “calcium-cracking” technology. A specialised balloon delivers sonic pressure waves that fracture hard calcium within the artery wall, allowing stents to expand evenly and safely.

It is increasingly used in Australia for heavily calcified coronary disease and can make stenting possible where conventional approaches struggle.

Rotational atherectomy uses a tiny diamond-coated burr to modify stubborn calcium that would otherwise prevent a balloon or stent from expanding. It is a well-established tool in complex PCI and is often combined with imaging and other calcium-modification strategies.

We don’t guess — we see inside the artery in real time. Intravascular ultrasound (IVUS) and optical coherence tomography (OCT) provide detailed images of vessel size, plaque, and stent expansion.

This precision reduces the risk of incomplete stent expansion and helps improve long-term outcomes after complex intervention.