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Managing Stenotic Septal Perforator Branches.

Coronary artery disease of the septal perforator branches can lead to clinical ischemia and conduction abnormalities. Performing interventional procedures in these vessels is frequently impossible because they are small, which makes it difficult to approach them and to select appropriate equipment. Larger septal perforator branches have been treated percutaneously in a few patients; however, the clinical effectiveness and long-term outcomes are not known. We present our experience in managing obstructive septal perforator branch stenosis in 4 patients.

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