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Laser coronary recanalization in human patients

D. S. J. Choy, S. Stertzer, R. Myler, J. Marco, and G. Fournial

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Abstract

Since our last report1 we have used the argon laser catheter in five human patients during the period 17-21 Sept. 1983 in Toulouse, France. All five patients had 75-95% stenotic lesions in main coronary arteries due to arteriosclerotic plaque. There were two left anterior descending and three right coronary arteries. All patients were undergoing coronary artery bypass graft surgery.

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