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Interventional Cardiology
What is your preferred intervention for diffuse severe ISR involving two layers of stent?
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Drug coated balloons
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LASER atherectomy, high pressure PTCA to ensure stents are fully expanded preferably ICUS confirmed, followed by Brachytherapy.
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Atherotomy (SCOREFLEX, angiosculpt, or cutting balloon) plus DEB.
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I agree with drug-coated balloon.
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