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This case highlights the clinical value of intracoronary imaging with OCT to detect angiographically silent complications such as stent edge dissections following PCI.
Stent edge dissection is one of the procedural complications concerning percutaneous coronary intervention (PCI). We present a clinical case of multi-vessel PCI where the patient had to return with recurring symptoms within two weeks of a seemingly successful PCI, only to teach us a valuable lesson in the more frequent and judicious use of intracoronary imaging.
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