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Do radioactive phosphorus-32 stents compared to bare-metal stents increase prothrombotic and proinflammatory substance release and restenosis in patients with stable angina?
Do radioactive phosphorus-32 stents compared to bare-metal stents increase prothrombotic and proinflammatory substance release and restenosis in patients with stable angina?
Elevated levels of inflammatory and prothrombotic markers, particularly VCAM-1, are associated with higher severity of stent restenosis, which was more pronounced with radioactive phosphorus-32 stents.
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No study data found on P-32 stents; leaves open effects on prothrombotic markers and restenosis.
Jordanova et al. (2008) studied this question. No clinical study data was found in the provided text, which only contains journal editorial board information.
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