Stefano Giusto Picchi

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4. Discussion The primary endpoint of our study was to underline the importance of CCTA in the evaluation of cardiovascular post-procedural and post-surgical complications. Over time, thanks to the evolution of scanning and the implementation of post-processing software capabilities, CCTA has achieved a first-rate ranking in evaluating post-interventional patients presenting with a clinical suspect.