Why the study?
Does delaying balloon angioplasty for > 5 days after admission in patients with unstable coronary disease result in success and complication rates comparable to those in patients with stable angina?
Does delaying balloon angioplasty for > 5 days after admission in patients with unstable coronary disease result in success and complication rates comparable to those in patients with stable angina?
Delaying balloon angioplasty for > 5 days after admission in patients with unstable coronary disease yields procedural success and complication rates comparable to those seen in stable patients.
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Supports delaying angioplasty >5 days in unstable disease without excess risk; leaves open randomized confirmation.
Rozenman et al. (1996) studied this question.
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