Procedural and follow-up clinical outcomes after chronic total occlusion revascularization: Data from an Indian public hospital.
CONCLUSIONS: The success rates for CTO PCI in this registry were about 87%. Immediate and long-term clinical outcomes were better with lower MACE (5%) after a successful procedure. A key outcome variable included an increase in LVEF among patients after a successful CTO PCI. The overall periprocedural complications were about 5.5%, but majority were non-life threatening.
PMID: 31000185 [PubMed - in process]
Source: Indian Heart J - Category: Cardiology Authors: Pillai AA, Ramasamy S, Jagadheesan KS, Satheesh S, Selvaraj RJ, Jayaraman B Tags: Indian Heart J Source Type: research
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