Circulation Research
Reports from Karolinska Institute Highlight Recent Research in Circulation Research
Published in Blood Weekly, April 21st, 2011
2011 APR 21 -- "Several classification systems for coronary artery bifurcation lesions (CABL) have been described in the literature, but despite the commendable effort to simplify a difficult subject in interventional cardiology, all of them have certain limitations and shortcomings. The proposed Descriptive, INtelligible and Ordered (DINO) is a new descriptive and clinically oriented system of classifying CABLs," scientists in Stockholm, Sweden report.
"This classification system takes into consideration more details of the side branch angulation relative to the main branch. It uses self-explanatory terms and mnemonic characters (acronyms related to the...
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