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DES For Vulnerable Plaque: Consensus Elusive With Current Imaging Tools

This article was originally published in The Gray Sheet

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Drug-eluting stents should not be viewed as the definitive treatment for vulnerable plaque, according to David Holmes, MD, Mayo Clinic

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