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ement be- ing, in most patients, significant enough and lasting for at least some years, thus allowing the patients to return to work. However, a combination of social, economic, and psychological factors may hamper optimal rehabilitation, as can be seen from some of the following papers. The incorp

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Bernd Reuseutine use of IVUS in daily practice is still a matter of debate in current drug-eluting stent (DES) era, however, stent optimization by IVUS immediately after stent deployment has reported to improve clinical outcomes, especially during complex percutaneous coronary intervention (PCI) [2, 3]. This c

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Bernd Reusecluded saphenous vein grafts (11). These limitations provided an impetus to develop technologies which could open coronary arteries without major intimai damage, and could deal effectively with coronary disease states where PTCA is impossible or less effective (12). Because laser coronary angioplast

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Gerhard Goos,Max Syrbecluded saphenous vein grafts (11). These limitations provided an impetus to develop technologies which could open coronary arteries without major intimai damage, and could deal effectively with coronary disease states where PTCA is impossible or less effective (12). Because laser coronary angioplast

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Hans-Hellmut Nagel,Peter Struss,Ulrich Trottenberg,Wolfram Menzel,Werner von Seeleng for coronary artery stenoses is the ultimate goal, 3-D techniques are already suitable for use in the assessment of anomalous coronaries and are especially suited to young children (17,18). Other clinical uses for coronary artery MRA that have been explored and are currently under investigation in

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g for coronary artery stenoses is the ultimate goal, 3-D techniques are already suitable for use in the assessment of anomalous coronaries and are especially suited to young children (17,18). Other clinical uses for coronary artery MRA that have been explored and are currently under investigation in