Steven Hodge, MD, FRCPC

Case Report

The Undilatable Lesion: A Striking Example of Plaque
Modification for Severe Calcification with Rotational
Atherectomy ‚Äì Impet

08/01/2008

Farrukh Hussain , MD, FRCPC;

Steven Hodge , MD, FRCPC;

The undilatable lesion requiring rotational atherectomy is an uncommon occurrence with the current availability of noncompliant balloons and other methods of “focused-force” angioplasty. The use of noncompliant balloons, or a “buddy” cutting...

The undilatable lesion requiring rotational atherectomy is an uncommon occurrence with the current availability of noncompliant balloons and other methods of “focused-force” angioplasty. The use of noncompliant balloons, or a “buddy” cutting...

The undilatable lesion requiring...

08/01/2008

Journal of Invasive Cardiology

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