Complex PCI Leads to Worse 1-Year Outcomes than Non-Complex PCI, Registry Analysis Shows
Rates of TLF, CV death below 5% for all study patients at 1 year
Patients who undergo percutaneous coronary intervention (PCI) for complex lesions have a higher risk of cardiac death at 1 year than patients who undergo PCI for non-complex lesions, according to a post hoc subgroup analysis of a real-world registry cohort.