Matteo
Wed Nov 06 2024
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5 answers
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Is PCI obsolete?
I'm wondering if PCI is still relevant in today's technological landscape or if it has become obsolete due to advancements in other areas.
JejuJoyful
Wed Nov 06 2024
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7 answers
1467
Why would someone have a PCI?
A person might need a PCI, or percutaneous coronary intervention, typically due to coronary artery disease. This procedure is performed to improve blood Flow to the heart, often by inserting a stent to open up blocked or narrowed arteries.
MysticGlider
Wed Nov 06 2024
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7 answers
1557
What are the benefits of PCI?
I'm considering getting a PCI procedure done, but I want to understand the benefits first. I've heard it can help improve heart health, but I'd like to know the specific advantages it offers before making a decision.
Claudio
Wed Nov 06 2024
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8 answers
1441
Who runs PCI?
I'm trying to figure out who is responsible for managing or operating PCI. Could it be a specific organization, or maybe multiple entities are involved? I need clarification on this.
Arianna
Wed Nov 06 2024
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5 answers
586
What is PCI good for?
I'm wondering about the benefits of PCI. I've heard it's related to computers and devices, but I'm not sure exactly what it's good for. Can someone explain the advantages or uses of PCI?
