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As nearly 74% of patients treated with EECP were considered unsuitable for conventional means of revascularization, these data renew our conviction that in EECP therapy, we have found a remarkable new way to help many patients who otherwise would suffer heavily restricted lives with all that that means for their families and society as a whole," commented Jonathan Jaffe, MD, FACC, chairman of the IEPR Steering Committee. Phase 1 of the IEPR enrolled an initial 5,000 angina patients between 1998 and 2001. Assistant Research Professor at the Cardiovascular Institute at the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center presented an analysis of patients from the IEPR with left ventricular dysfunction (LVD), or loss of pumping capacity of the heart. |
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