VICTORY Trial Results
The VICTORY Trial confirms non-inferiority of high-pressure balloons vs intravascular lithotripsy in calcified coronary lesions.
According to findings from the VICTORY Trial, ultra high-pressure non-compliant balloons achieve stent expansion equivalent to intravascular lithotripsy in complex, heavily calcified coronary lesions.
- The trial was a multicenter, randomized study enrolling 282 patients undergoing percutaneous coronary intervention for severely calcified coronary lesions.
- The results indicate a simpler and more cost-efficient strategy can deliver comparable efficacy and safety to advanced lithotripsy systems.
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Author's summary: VICTORY Trial confirms non-inferiority of high-pressure balloons.
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