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Plaque disruption of mildly to moderately obstructive atherosclerotic plaques causes nearly 60-70% of acute coronary syndromes, highlighting plaque stabilization as a key preventive strategy.
Plaque disruption of mildly to moderately obstructive plaques is the primary mechanism for acute coronary syndromes, highlighting the importance of plaque stabilization strategies.
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May support plaque stabilization emphasis in ACS prevention; extends mechanistic data but leaves optimal strategies open for trials.
Prediman K. Shah (1997) conducted a review in Acute coronary syndromes. Plaque stabilization was evaluated. Plaque disruption of mildly to moderately obstructive atherosclerotic plaques causes nearly 60-70% of acute coronary syndromes, highlighting plaque stabilization as a key preventive strategy.
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