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Stents versus Bypass Surgery for Left Main disease Objective:to assess the non-inferiority of stents compared to bypass surgery for unprotected left main.

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1 Stents versus Bypass Surgery for Left Main disease Objective:to assess the non-inferiority of stents compared to bypass surgery for unprotected left main disease Study:multicenter, randomized controlled trial Population:patients with unprotected left main disease Endpoint:composite all-cause death, MI, stroke, TVR at 1 year

2 Stents versus Bypass Surgery for Left Main disease

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4 Conclusion PCI for unprotected left main disease was non-inferior to CABG; but due to the wide non-inferior margin this is not clinically directive Conclusion PCI for unprotected left main disease was non-inferior to CABG; but due to the wide non-inferior margin this is not clinically directive Park NEJM 2011;364:1718-27

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