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BERT
(redirected from Beta Energy Restenosis Trial)

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BERT
Beta Energy Restenosis Trial. A trial assessing the safety and efficacy of balloon angioplasty followed by beta radiation treatment—90Sr at 3 doses using the Novoste Beta-Cath delivery system

Primary endpoint In-hospital MACE
Conclusion Beta-radiation post angioplasty is safe and feasible, and results in decreased restenosis due to a major change in post-angioplasty late lumen loss index

BERT
Cardiology A clinical trial–Beta Energy Restenosis Trial—designed to evaluate the safety and feasibility of Novoste's Beta-Cath system at 3 radiation doses. See Beta-Cath System, Coronary artery disease.


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feasibility study, the Beta Energy Restenosis Trial (BERT-1), and preliminary results from its ongoing companion international clinical trial, the BERT-1.
feasibility study, the Beta Energy Restenosis Trial (BERT-1), and the ongoing companion international clinical trial, the BERT-1.
feasibility study, the Beta Energy Restenosis Trial (BERT-1), which was performed at the Emory University and Rhode Island Hospitals.
 
 
 
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