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Chest, Vol 90, 770-772, Copyright © 1986 by American College of Chest Physicians

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Clinical laser recanalization of coronary obstruction. Angioscopic and angiographic documentation

G Lee, RL Reis, MC Chan, MD Boggan, MH Lee, RI Low, A Argenal, H Hannah 3d and DT Mason

Coronary angioscopy was used to assess the configuration and cross- sectional luminal area of atherosclerotic obstruction prior to and following laser recanalization in a patient at the time of bypass surgery. Angioscopy served as a useful adjunct to angiography by providing documentation of immediate improvement and patency of the laser-recanalized site.




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