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System and Procedure of Nonocclusion Type of Angioscopy

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Coronary Angioscopy

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Nonocclusion type of angioscopy was developed in Japan. The design of the device is relatively simple, consisting of a probe catheter and fiber catheter. Low molecular weight dextran is injected through the outer probe, removing red blood cells from the vessel wall in order to create a clear field of view for observing the lesion. This paper will describe the procedural requirements to undertake nonocclusion type of angioscopy.

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Takayama, T. (2015). System and Procedure of Nonocclusion Type of Angioscopy. In: Mizuno, K., Takano, M. (eds) Coronary Angioscopy. Springer, Tokyo. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-4-431-55546-9_5

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