Acute coronary syndrome in Behcet’s syndrome: A systematic review

Abstract

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A case of Behçet syndrome presenting with acute coronary syndrome

“…CABG was applied again to one of the patients who underwent CABG. 11 It is known that immunosuppression is the main step in the treatment of vascular involvement in BS. It has been reported that the risk of recurrence and complications is high in surgical procedures and endovascular interventions without IST.…”

“…It was stated that a stent was placed in 18% of the patients who underwent PCI and stent restenosis occurred in all of these patients afterwards. CABG was applied again to one of the patients who underwent CABG 11 …”