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Demonstrates increased vulnerable plaque features and luminal neovascularization in nonculprit lesions of acute coronary syndrome patients, suggesting widespread vascular instability.
Nonculprit lesions in patients with ACS have more vulnerable plaque characteristics compared with those with non-ACS. Neovascularization was more frequently located close to the lumen in patients with ACS.
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