in-stent restenosis

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in-stent restenosis

Interventional cardiology Scar-induced reclosure of a previously stenosed coronary artery, a complication seen in ±20% of Pts undergoing stent placement for CAD. See Coronary artery disease, Stent. Cf Late stent thrombosis.

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