TCT-398 Impact of scaffold oversizing, underexpansion and postdilatation on acute angiographic and one year clinical outcomes in patients with ACS treated with bioresorbable vascular scaffolds. A pooled analysis from BVS STEMI First and BVS EXPAND studies
Mariusz Tomaniak(Erasmus MC), Roberto Diletti(Erasmus MC), Joost Daemen(Erasmus MC), Robert‐Jan van Geuns(Erasmus MC), Jiang Ming Fam(Duke-NUS Medical School), Felix Zijlstra(Erasmus MC), Nicolas M. Van Mieghem(Erasmus MC), Evelyn Regar(Erasmus MC), Cordula Felix(Erasmus University Rotterdam)
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