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[Restenosis following coronary dilatation].

Authors: F, Leisch;

[Restenosis following coronary dilatation].

Abstract

Restenoses following successful coronary angioplasty occur in about 30 to 35% and are the most important limitative factor of this method. The etiology of restenosis is multifactorial. A beneficial effect in reducing restenosis could not be demonstrated for any drug in the clinical stage. First results with the administration of n-3-fatty acids revealed a favourable influence on recurrence. Further on, the value of newer interventional methods on restenosis rate is also uncertain. Thus, the problem of restenosis remains unresolved.

Keywords

Recurrence, Humans, Coronary Disease, Angioplasty, Balloon, Coronary, Combined Modality Therapy

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