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Guideline-recommended PARIS score predicts coronary thrombosis events after PCI, but whether D-dimer predicts long-term adverse events and improves the score's prognostic value was unknown.
Does elevated baseline D-dimer predict long-term mortality and improve the prognostic value of the PARIS score in ACS patients undergoing PCI?
Does elevated baseline D-dimer predict long-term mortality and improve the prognostic value of the PARIS score in ACS patients undergoing PCI?
Elevated baseline D-dimer independently predicts 5-year mortality and enhances the prognostic accuracy of the PARIS score in ACS patients undergoing PCI.
D-dimer may refine PARIS score stratification for long-term mortality in ACS-PCI; hypothesis-generating and requires prospective validation before practice change.
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