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See Latest ArticlesEarly complications of stenting in patients with congenital heart disease: a multicentre study
European Heart Journal, 11/07/06
Menno van Gameren, et al. - Conclusion: After stenting, complications are common for congenital heart disease. The vast diversity of stenotic sites combined with relatively small patient populations makes these procedures sensitive to complications. Combining operator experience may reduce the risks of stenting in congenital heart disease. The availability of premounted stents for greater vessel diameters will likely reduce incidences of stent migration and embolization
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