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Since many restenosis trials include patients in whom more than one lesion is treated, analysis of the angiographic data on a "per lesion" basis might be confounded by potential correlations of restenosis among multiple treated lesions within each patient. The goals of this study were: 1) to determine whether there was any correlation in the rate of restenosis among multiple lesions that underwent conventional angioplasty, stenting, or directional atherectomy within the same patient and 2) to determine whether lesions treated in a multilesion intervention experience a different magnitude of restenosis than lesions undergoing single-lesion procedures.

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Lesion-to-lesion independence of restenosis after treatment by conventional angioplasty, stenting, or directional atherectomy. Validation of lesion-based restenosis analysis.