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Coronary collateral flow following acute coronary occlusion is a diastolic phenomenon.
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Diastolic collateral flow may guide timing of acute interventions; leaves open effects on outcomes and needs prospective confirmation.
Brown et al. (1974) studied Acute coronary occlusion. Acute coronary occlusion was evaluated on Coronary collateral flow. Coronary collateral flow following acute coronary occlusion is a diastolic phenomenon.
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