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Gil RJ et al. – Smaller carina angle with straightening of MV—main branch from stent implantation in coronary bifurcations predicted higher SB compromise, restenosis, and MACE rates during follow–up of 1 year.

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Dobrin Vassilev, 08/24/09

This is the first study demonstrating the role of some geometric factors of bifucation region (parent vessel - side branch angle, branch vessels diameter ratio, plaque length in larger branch) not only immediately after the procedure, but also in long term. The clear cut-off values for MACE occurence were identified, giving possibilty for prediction model building.

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