Titlebook: Complications in PTCA; Eckart Fleck,Eckart Frantz Conference proceedings 1991 Dr. Dietrich Steinkopff Verlag GmbH & Co. KG, Darmstadt 1991

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Lesion Types Correlating with High Incidence of Complications after PTCAh growing operator experience and ongoing improvements in balloon and wire technology, despite the fact that today’s patient population might be expected to have a significantly higher risk for complications because of substantial differences in baseline characteristics such as multivessel disease,

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Recanalization of Chronic Total Occlusions: Results and Complicationse of the operators and considerable improvement of the equipment the indication of PTCA has been extended to patients with double- or triple-vessel disease. Currently, several multi-center studies are being carried out to investigate the role of PTCA in multivessel disease [8]. One of the major prel

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Complications in Conventional and New Angioplasty Techniquesnewer techniques such as laser, atherectomy, and radiofrequency angioplasty. The main problem of such an analysis is the inhomogeneity of the so-called new interventional techniques in terms of both technical principles (thermal angioplasty by laser or radiofrequency, photoablation, mechanical ather

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Emergency CABG — Surgery after PTCA: Complications in 1420 Cases of Angioplasty, with Consideration of those techniques, where the largest amount of experience has been gathered. In order to identify the predictors for early unfavorable outcome of the procedure, we retrospectively analyzed all coronary angioplasty procedures performed in our clinic. Attention was also directed on the coronary anat

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Acute Coronary Occlusion after PTCA — Management by Redilatation, Perfusion-Catheters, and Stentsg numbers of multiple stenoses that are dilated, this complication has become an even greater problem. In most cases, the underlying mechanism is a dissection, resulting in luminal obstruction by an intimal flap [3–5].