How do you repair a disection during an angiogram?

Repairing a dissection during an angiogram typically involves the use of stenting or balloon angioplasty. If a dissection is identified, a stent may be placed to support the artery and restore normal blood flow. In some cases, balloon angioplasty can be performed to expand the artery and alleviate the dissection. Close monitoring and follow-up imaging are essential to ensure the success of the repair and prevent complications.