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Lower Risk With Unrestricted Use of 'New-generation' DES

Lower Risk With Unrestricted Use of 'New-generation' DES

Conclusions


This study shows that patients treated with PCI with n-DES have a lower risk of restenosis, ST, and death at 2 years compared with o-DES in a large real-world population. A significantly lower mortality was observed in both the DES groups compared with BMS in this study.

Large-scale randomized studies are needed to confirm these findings that can be useful for the management of patients with a high-risk profile for ST and restenosis.

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