1989
DOI: 10.1016/0002-9149(89)90447-5
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Left main coronary angioplasty: Early and late results of 127 acute and elective procedures

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“…17 Other reports followed, 18 -21 with the largest series published by O'Keefe et al 6 in 1989, demonstrating technical feasibility but a 64% 3-year mortality rate. Planned PCI for ULMT disease was subsequently reserved for patients who were ineligible for surgery.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…17 Other reports followed, 18 -21 with the largest series published by O'Keefe et al 6 in 1989, demonstrating technical feasibility but a 64% 3-year mortality rate. Planned PCI for ULMT disease was subsequently reserved for patients who were ineligible for surgery.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…2 ln the SYNTAX study, the SYNTAX score (based on angiographic characteristics) provided powerful discrimination of clinical outcomes in all patients undergoing revascularization. 3 This score represents the most comprehensive anatomic characterization of CAD to date and has become the subject of intense clinical Investigation.…”
Section: Percutaneous Left Main Interventionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The benefits of CABG as exemplified in the Coronary Artery Surgery Study coupled with the dismal early outcomes of percutaneous treating left main disease with balloon angioplasty created a 'forbidden zone' for Interventionalists. 1,2 A current literature search revealed more than 200 peer reviewed citations in the past 30 months (including more than half a dozen editorials in major cardiology journals) dedicated to the subject of left main percutaneous coronary intervention (PCl). Much of these data created new enthusiasm for left main intervention with drug eluting stents (DES), reinforced by metaanalysis of randomized trials indicating equivalent 5 to 10 year mortality rate and myocardial infarction in patients undergoing multivessel PCI compared with GABG.…”
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“…Stents também são utilizados quando um resultado obtido com o balão é inadequado (>30% de estenose residual) 98 e para lesões com morfologia desfavorável, nas quais a angioplastia com o balão torna-se improvável de produzir resultados adequados, como em pontes safenas [99][100][101] ou oclusões crônicas [102][103][104][105] . Stents também são, freqüentemente, utilizados para tratar lesões reestenóticas 106 e em casos onde a morbidade ou mortalidade cirúrgica é aumentada [107][108] . Finalmente, stents têm sido utilizados mais freqüentemente para dilatação de lesões primárias, particularmente, de estenoses proximais na artéria descendente anterior esquerda 110 .…”
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