Michel Joyal, MD

Original Contribution

Treatment of Long, Diffuse, In-Stent Restenotic Lesions with Beta Radiation Using Strontium 90 and Sequential Positioning ‚ÄúPullb

08/01/2008

Raoul Bonan , MD;

Michel Joyal , MD;

Tim Fox , PhD;

Ian R. Crocker , MD;

Andre Arsenault , MD;

Diffuse, in-stent restenosis, characterized by lesions greater than 10 mm in length, is associated with revascularization rates ranging from 34% to more than 80% following conventional percutaneous coronary intervention (PCI).1 Lesion lengths...

Diffuse, in-stent restenosis,...

08/01/2008

Journal of Invasive Cardiology

Review

Treatment of Bifurcation In-Stent Restenotic Lesions with Beta Radiation Using Strontium 90 and Sequential Positioning ‚ÄúPullback

08/01/2008

Ricardo A. Costa , MD, PhD;

Ian R. Crocker , MD;

Michel Joyal , MD;

Tim Fox , PhD;

Andre Arsenault , MD;

Raoul Bonan , MD;

Francois Harel , MD;

Jean Gregoire , MD;

Treatment of bifurcation lesions has been associated with lower success and higher complications rates. They represent a major interventional challenge. Redistribution of plaque (snowplow effect) often leads to occlusion of the side branch....

Treatment of bifurcation lesions...

08/01/2008

Journal of Invasive Cardiology