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FAME II: This randomized trial compared a stent implantation guided by fractional flow reserve (FFR) with optimal medical treatment.

FAME II: This randomized trial compared a stent implantation guided by fractional flow reserve (FFR) with optimal medical treatment.

This randomized trial with an initial plan to include 1832 patients, compared stent implantation guided by fractional flow reserve (FFR) versus optimal medical treatment. In this study, we invasively evaluated the severity of lesion by FFR. Of this population, only patients who had lesions with significant translesional gradient (FFR <0.9) were included in the study

COMPARE II: A randomized prospective study compared the permanent polymer everolimus-eluting stent with a biodegradable polymer biolimus coated stent.

Randomized prospective study comparing the everolimus-eluting polymer-coated stent versus a biodegradable polymer with biolimus coated stent.  While the use of first generation DES effectively reduces restenosis and reintervention rates, several meta-analyzes have shown a higher rate of late events of thrombotic origin associated with inflammatory phenomena and delayed reendothelialization at the site of implantation compared

COMFORTABLE AMI: A randomized trial comparing a coated stent with biodegradable biolimus polymer (Biomatrix) with an uncoated stent (Gazelle) in patients with AMI with ST segment elevation.

Randomized trial (n = 1161 patients in 16 centers) comparing a coated stent with biodegradable biolimus polymer (Biomatrix) versus uncoated stent (Gazelle) in patients with AMI with ST segment elevation. While there is no doubt about the effectiveness of first generation SF to reduce the rate of reoperations compared with non-drug eluting stents, there is

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