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00; p =0.001). The need for bail-out RA was higher in patients with type-C lesions (n=15) as compared with non-type-C lesions (n=1). Acute lumen gain, LLL, and target lesion revascularization at 9months were not dependent on lesion complexity and upfront lesion preparation strategy. In patients with calcified non-type-C lesions, the treatment strategy with RA or MB before DES implantation results in comparable success rates, whereas in type-C lesions upfront RA appears to be the superior upfront strategy. In patients with calcified non
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