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Amputations Still Avoided With Flow-Diverting Therapy for CLTI at 2 Years: PROMISE II

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Amputations Still Avoided With Flow-Diverting Therapy for CLTI at 2 Years: PROMISE II

November 06, 2024

Disappearing Scaffold for CLTI Still Works Well at 2 Years: LIFE-BTK

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Disappearing Scaffold for CLTI Still Works Well at 2 Years: LIFE-BTK

November 05, 2024

TRANSCEND: Low-Dose DCB for PAD Still Looking Good at 2 Years

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TRANSCEND: Low-Dose DCB for PAD Still Looking Good at 2 Years

November 03, 2022

EMINENT: Better Patency With DES Over BMS for Fem-Pop Lesions

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EMINENT: Better Patency With DES Over BMS for Fem-Pop Lesions

October 12, 2021

Nearly 1 Year Later, Endovascular Community Continues to Struggle With Paclitaxel

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Nearly 1 Year Later, Endovascular Community Continues to Struggle With Paclitaxel

November 08, 2019

IMPERIAL Substudy Provides Reassurance for Benefit of Eluvia in Long Lesions

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IMPERIAL Substudy Provides Reassurance for Benefit of Eluvia in Long Lesions

November 06, 2018

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Longer Term, IN.PACT SFA Trial and Global Registry Continue to Support DCB Therapy as an Option

October 12, 2016

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Bioresorbable Scaffold Shows Sustained Promise in Superficial Femoral and Iliac Artery Lesions

September 22, 2016

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Long PAD Lesions Respond Well to DCB, but Optimal Patient Selection Still Unclear

September 21, 2016

Positive Results Continue at 2 Years for Paclitaxel-Eluting PAD Stent

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Positive Results Continue at 2 Years for Paclitaxel-Eluting PAD Stent

September 20, 2016

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