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[The influence of acetyltransferase activity phenotype on the frequency of in-stent restenosis in patient with CHD].

Klinicheskaia meditsina - 1 Jan 2009

Kuznetsova I E, Semitko S P, Aligishieva Z A, Guranda D T, Ioseliani D G

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Coronary artery stenting is a priority treatment of different forms of coronary heart disease. Hence, the importance of intrastent restenosis. This study demonstrates the relationship between acetylation rate and frequency of restenosis following coronary stenting with special reference to patients with chronic coronary heart disease. This knowledge may be helpful for the improvement of endovascular treatment...

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