ABSTRACT

The bugbear of interventional cardiology, restenosis is a recurring problem which affects every cardiologist, whether consultant or resident/registrar, and entails further intervention, whether it be angioplasty, stenting or therapeutic. The economic costs of reintervention and the distress caused to the patient have meant that clinical trials have

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