For maximal efficacy, how far should a stent extend proximal ...

Topics: Vascular Quiz

For maximal efficacy, how far should a stent extend proximal and distal to the lesion?

A. a few centimeters

B. less than 1 mm

C. a few millimeters

D. more than 10 mm

Select your answer:

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