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Intravascular stents are an integral treatment for obstructive vascular lesions in congenital heart disease, with newer designs overcoming initial structural and delivery issues.
Intravascular stents have evolved significantly over the past decade, becoming an integral and improving treatment modality for obstructive vascular lesions in congenital heart disease.
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Stents remain central for congenital vascular obstructions; this review extends design progress but leaves prospective outcome data open.
Qureshi et al. (2005) conducted a review in Congenital heart disease. Intravascular stents was evaluated. Intravascular stents are an integral treatment for obstructive vascular lesions in congenital heart disease, with newer designs overcoming initial structural and delivery issues.
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