Directional atherectomy for treatment of restenosis within coronary stents: Clinical, angiographic and histologic results
Authors:
- Victor A. UmansVUVictor A. Umans
- Robert-Jan van SuylenRSRobert-Jan van Suylen
- Pim J. de FeyterPFPim J. de Feyter
- Jean MarcoJMJean Marco
- Gregory C. RobertsonGRGregory C. Robertson
- Jean RenkinJRJean Renkin
- Guy HeyndrickxGHGuy Heyndrickx
- Vojislav D. VuzevskiVVVojislav D. Vuzevski
- Fred T. BosmanFBFred T. Bosman
- Patrick W. SerruysPSPatrick W. Serruys
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