Dietary Nitrate Shows Promise for Reducing Restenosis Following PCI in Stable Angina

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Dietary Nitrate Shows Promise for Reducing Restenosis Following PCI in Stable Angina

Posted: 02/25/2023
Author:
Nathan Gray, CRTonline.org

Dietary nitrate may have a therapeutic role in reducing risks of restenosis following percutaneous coronary intervention (PCI) for stable angina, according to new data from the NITRATE-OCT trial.

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