OCT imaging can be used pre- and post-PCI (percutaneous coronary interventions) to guide procedure planning and treatment decisions.1 Using OCT with MLD MAX approach to guide treatment decisions pre- and post-PCI, eliminates ambiguity to deliver optimal results.
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Date of preparation: May 2021. SFM_ABO1755.
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