Process of Progression of Coronary Artery Lesions From Mild or Moderate Stenosis to Moderate or Severe Stenosis
Process of Progression of Coronary Artery Lesions From Mild or Moderate Stenosis to Moderate or Severe Stenosis
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冠状动脉病变由轻、中度狭窄发展为中、重度狭窄的过程
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1999
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通讯作者:
HisayoshiFujiwara
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KoichiYokoya;HisatoTakatsu;TakahikoSuzuki;HiroakiHosokawa;ShinsukeOjio;TetsuoMatsubara;TsutomuTanaka;SachiroWatanabe;NorihikoMorita;KazuhikoNishigaki;GenzouTakemura;ToshiyukiNoda;ShinyaMinatoguchi;HisayoshiFujiwara
Background—The process of progression in coronary artery disease is unknown. Methods and Results—The subjects were 36 patients with 36 objective vessels with clinically significant progression of coronary artery disease (≥15% per year) in whom 4 serial coronary arteriograms (CAGs) were performed at intervals of ≈4 months in a 1-year period. The degree of progression of percent stenosis between each of 2 serial CAGs was classified as marked (M: ≥15%), slight (S: 5% to 14%), and no progression (N: <5%). From the pattern of progression, the 36 vessels were classified as 14 type 1 vessels with marked progression (N→N→M in 13 vessels and S→S→M in 1 vessel) and 22 type 2 vessels without marked progression (S→S→S in 18 vessels, N→S→S in 4). Percent stenosis at the first, second, third, and final CAGs was 44±14%, 46±13%, 46±13%, and 88±10% (P<0.05 versus first CAG) in type 1 vessels and 44±11%, 50±9%, 59±9%, and 67±9% in type 2 vessels (P<0.05 for second, third, and final CAGs versus first CAG). Type 1 vessels fe...