摘要
Bifurcation coronary lesions are relatively frequent in today's interventional cardiology practice, averaging between 10%-15% of all interventions (PCIs). Several percutaneous coronary problems inherent in the treatment of bifurcation lesions are periprocedural side branch (SB) compromise (composite of SB closure or appearance of significant ostial stenosis after main vessel (MV) stenting causing ischemia) frequently related to periprocedural myonecrosis,
Bifurcation coronary lesions are relatively frequent in today's interventional cardiology practice, averaging between 10%-15% of all interventions (PCIs). Several percutaneous coronary problems inherent in the treatment of bifurcation lesions are periprocedural side branch (SB) compromise (composite of SB closure or appearance of significant ostial stenosis after main vessel (MV) stenting causing ischemia) frequently related to periprocedural myonecrosis,