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PCI vs. CABG: Which Coronary Revascularization Option Is Right for You?

PCI vs. CABG: Which Coronary Revascularization Option Is Right for You?

PCI and CABG are two proven treatments for blocked heart arteries. Learn how doctors decide which one is right for you based on diabetes, blockage complexity, and long-term outcomes.

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