Drug Eluting Stents
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Overview
Though previously believed to be the best solution for reducing the risk of restenosis, studies now show that Drug Eluting Stents, or DES, may actually be more prone to late, sudden occlusion of the coronary artery.
Overview
Though previously believed to be the best solution for reducing the risk of restenosis, studies now show that Drug Eluting Stents, or DES, may actually be more prone to late, sudden occlusion of the coronary artery.
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