Key result
In patients with stable coronary disease, the inflammatory response following percutaneous coronary intervention is significantly correlated with myocardial injury.
Why the study?
In acute coronary syndrome, inflammatory and myocardial injury biomarkers after PCI associate with poor prognosis, but little is known about their association in stable disease.
Is the inflammatory response to elective percutaneous coronary intervention related to myocardial injury in patients with stable coronary disease?
Observational
Is the inflammatory response to elective percutaneous coronary intervention related to myocardial injury in patients with stable coronary disease?
Elective PCI in stable coronary disease induces an inflammatory response that correlates with myocardial injury biomarkers.
Hypothesis-generating correlation in stable CAD; prospective trials needed before considering anti-inflammatory strategies or practice change.
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Frisso et al. (2025) conducted an observational in Stable coronary disease. Percutaneous coronary intervention was evaluated on Correlation between inflammatory response and myocardial injury. In patients with stable coronary disease, the inflammatory response following percutaneous coronary intervention is significantly correlated with myocardial injury.
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