Why the study?
Does angioplasty reduce mortality in patients with dominant acute right ventricular infarction compared to traditional treatment or thrombolytic therapy?
Does angioplasty reduce mortality in patients with dominant acute right ventricular infarction compared to traditional treatment or thrombolytic therapy?
Primary angioplasty significantly reduces in-hospital mortality compared to traditional treatment in patients with dominant acute right ventricular infarction.
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Angioplasty was associated with lower mortality than traditional treatment in right ventricular infarction; leaves open benefit versus thrombolysis and requires randomized confirmation.
Pintarić et al. (2001) studied this question.
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