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Highlights the possibility of very early (3 days) accelerated coronary stenosis proximal to the site of PTCA.
Rapid progression of coronary stenosis has been described in patients undergoing percutaneous transluminal coronary angioplasty (PTCA), typically resulting in symptomatic angina 3 to 30 months postprocedure. We report a case of accelerated coronary stenosis in the instrumented vessel resulting in angina 3 days post-PTCA.
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