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Time-dependent morphologic characteristics in angiographic chronic total coronary occlusions
T Suzuki1, H Hosokawa, K Yokoya
1Division of Cardiology, National Toyohashi Higashi Hospital, Toyohashi, Japan. ryorisa@siren.ocn.ne.jp
Abstract:
Intravascular ultrasound analysis of 70 chronic total occlusions (CTOs), conducted either before intervention or following dilation of a 1.5-mm balloon, showed that older CTOs have more complex plaque composition including a larger calcific burden. This may explain the adverse revascularization profile of older CTOs.
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