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PROTECT: Lower Stent Thrombosis Risk with Endeavor Emerges at 4 Years

L.A. McKeown

September 02, 2014

News Conference News ESC 2014

BIOSCIENCE: Biodegradable Polymer SES Noninferior to Durable Polymer EES in All-Comers Trial

Yael L. Maxwell

September 01, 2014

Presentation ESC 2014

SCAAR: Lower late and very late stent thrombosis rates with new generation drug eluting stents compared to bare metal stents

Presenter: Christoph Varenhorst

August 30, 2014

News Conference News ESC 2014

SCAAR Confirms Low Very Late Stent Thrombosis Risk with Newer DES

Todd Neale

August 30, 2014

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Study Suggests Noncardiac Surgery Can Be Safe as Early as 3 Months After PCI

Yael L. Maxwell

August 20, 2014

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Meta-analysis Confirms Advantage of New-Generation DES in STEMI

Todd Neale

August 07, 2014

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El Impacto Clínico del Fracaso del SLF Depende del Timing

L.A. McKeown

August 07, 2014

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Clinical Impact of DES Failure Depends on Timing

L.A. McKeown

August 07, 2014

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Bioresorbable Scaffold Performs Well, But Thrombosis Raises Concerns

Todd Neale

July 24, 2014

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HOST-ASSURE: Promus Element Noninferior to Resolute in All-Comers Population

July 10, 2014

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SCAAR: Lower Risk of Early, Late Stent Thrombosis with Newer DES vs BMS in STEMI

Yael L. Maxwell

July 03, 2014

News Daily News

Nationwide Registry Shows Trends in DES Use Over a Decade

June 02, 2014

News Conference News EuroPCR 2014

BABILON: Drug-Eluting Balloon a Risky Choice for Treating Bifurcation Lesions

Caitlin E. Cox

May 21, 2014

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Short-term DAPT After DES Decreases Bleeding with No Increase in Death, MI

May 20, 2014

News Daily News

La Terapia Antiplaquetaria Doble a Corto Plazo Post-Implantación de SLF Reduce las Hemorragias Sin un Aumento de Muerte ni IM

May 20, 2014

News Conference News EuroPCR 2014

CENTURY II: Bioresorbable Polymer DES Stands up to Everolimus-Eluting Device

Caitlin E. Cox

May 20, 2014

News Daily News

Long-term Outcomes of ‘Full Metal Jacket’ Stenting Appear Favorable

April 30, 2014

News Daily News

Drug-Eluting Balloon Provides Strong Primary Patency in SFA at 1 Year

April 14, 2014

News Daily News

Cardiac Rehab Reduces Late Lumen Loss, Improves Risk Profile in Patients with Long Lesions

April 14, 2014

Presentation Fellows 2014

Drug-Eluting Stents: Past, Present, and Future

Presenter: Gregg Stone

April 12, 2014

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PROTECT: Lower Stent Thrombosis Risk with Endeavor Emerges at 4 Years

BIOSCIENCE: Biodegradable Polymer SES Noninferior to Durable Polymer EES in All-Comers Trial

SCAAR: Lower late and very late stent thrombosis rates with new generation drug eluting stents compared to bare metal stents

SCAAR Confirms Low Very Late Stent Thrombosis Risk with Newer DES

Study Suggests Noncardiac Surgery Can Be Safe as Early as 3 Months After PCI

Meta-analysis Confirms Advantage of New-Generation DES in STEMI

El Impacto Clínico del Fracaso del SLF Depende del Timing

Clinical Impact of DES Failure Depends on Timing

Bioresorbable Scaffold Performs Well, But Thrombosis Raises Concerns

HOST-ASSURE: Promus Element Noninferior to Resolute in All-Comers Population

SCAAR: Lower Risk of Early, Late Stent Thrombosis with Newer DES vs BMS in STEMI

Nationwide Registry Shows Trends in DES Use Over a Decade

BABILON: Drug-Eluting Balloon a Risky Choice for Treating Bifurcation Lesions

Short-term DAPT After DES Decreases Bleeding with No Increase in Death, MI

La Terapia Antiplaquetaria Doble a Corto Plazo Post-Implantación de SLF Reduce las Hemorragias Sin un Aumento de Muerte ni IM

CENTURY II: Bioresorbable Polymer DES Stands up to Everolimus-Eluting Device

Long-term Outcomes of ‘Full Metal Jacket’ Stenting Appear Favorable

Drug-Eluting Balloon Provides Strong Primary Patency in SFA at 1 Year

Cardiac Rehab Reduces Late Lumen Loss, Improves Risk Profile in Patients with Long Lesions

Drug-Eluting Stents: Past, Present, and Future

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