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Figure 5 Incidence of the Ruptured Plaque Assessed With OCT Before and After PCI and at 9 Months' Follow-Up in UAP and SAP Patients

Ruptured plaque in UAP was increased by PCI (*p < 0.05), and decreased during 9 months' follow-up ({dagger}p < 0.005). In SAP, it was not changed after PCI and during follow-up. The incidence of the ruptured plaque was significantly greater in UAP than that in SAP before and after PCI and 9 months' follow-up ({ddagger}p < 0.05).





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