SHAHEED RAJAIE CARDIOVASCULAR, MEDICAL AND RESEARCH CENTER, IRAN
Abstract
Spontaneous recanalization of a stenotic atherosclerotic lesion is a rare finding. We report a 66-year-old man with severe discrete stenosis at the distal part of the left anterior descending candidated for percutaneous intervention. However, before stent deployment, the patient showed complete relief of the stenotic lesion.
HASHEMI,A. , MALEKI,M. and MADANI,M. (2011). SPONTANEOUS RECANALIZATION OF A STENOTIC LESION BEFORE STENT DEPLOYMENT. Iranian Heart Journal, 12(2), 52-54.
MLA
HASHEMI,A. , , MALEKI,M. , and MADANI,M. . "SPONTANEOUS RECANALIZATION OF A STENOTIC LESION BEFORE STENT DEPLOYMENT", Iranian Heart Journal, 12, 2, 2011, 52-54.
HARVARD
HASHEMI A., MALEKI M., MADANI M. (2011). 'SPONTANEOUS RECANALIZATION OF A STENOTIC LESION BEFORE STENT DEPLOYMENT', Iranian Heart Journal, 12(2), pp. 52-54.
CHICAGO
A. HASHEMI, M. MALEKI and M. MADANI, "SPONTANEOUS RECANALIZATION OF A STENOTIC LESION BEFORE STENT DEPLOYMENT," Iranian Heart Journal, 12 2 (2011): 52-54,
VANCOUVER
HASHEMI A., MALEKI M., MADANI M. SPONTANEOUS RECANALIZATION OF A STENOTIC LESION BEFORE STENT DEPLOYMENT. Iranian Heart Journal, 2011; 12(2): 52-54.
