Twelve-Year Outcome of Multi-Lesion PCI with Coronary Stenting: Very Late Non-Target Lesion Progression Amidst Durable Patency of Multiple Stents
Very Late Non-Target Lesion Progression
Abstract
A case of a 72-year-old gentleman with very late non-target lesion revascularization is presented illustrating late atherosclerosis progression despite long-term statin therapy, while at the same time long-lasting patency of drug-eluting stents implanted 12 years earlier is pictorially exemplified. Rhythmos 2019;14(4):77-79.
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