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What are the long-term clinical and angiographic restenosis rates after successful implantation of the Cordis tantalum coronary stent without anticoagulation?
What are the long-term clinical and angiographic restenosis rates after successful implantation of the Cordis tantalum coronary stent without anticoagulation?
The Cordis tantalum coronary stent without anticoagulation demonstrated a 19% angiographic restenosis rate at 6 months, with reliable correlation between IVUS and QCA measurements.
Supports tantalum stent use without anticoagulation in select patients; leaves open comparative efficacy versus contemporary devices.
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