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Successful patient outcomes need good vessel preparation. In the Modern PCI approach, a solid prep leads to lasting coronary outcomes. View the best-in-class tools to modify calcium, tackle a CTO and achieve optimal luminal gain.
Calcium is more common than you think and making the proper assessment of coronary arteries is critical to lasting outcomes. Studies show that moderate to severe calcium creates a significantly higher chance of complications like MI, TLR, MACE and death.² Additionally, the presence of calcium can cause complications like target vessel failure, incomplete dilation, inadequate stent expansion, and malapposition.³⁻⁶
Better outcomes start with the right tools. Treat calcium in coronary arteries with our full spectrum of PCI tools.
When it comes to identifying and treating calcific lesions, using the right tools makes all the difference. The Modern PCI Prep portfolio is supported by clinical data you can trust.
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