Ilias K Karabinos

Publications (5)6.13 Total impact

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  Article: Fungal endocarditis of the superior vena cava: the role of transesophageal echocardiography.

  Ilias K Karabinos, Maria Kokladi, Demosthenes Katritsis
  Hellenic journal of cardiology: HJC = Hellēnikē kardiologikē epitheōrēsē 51(6):538-9. · 1.23 Impact Factor
• Article: Percutaneous transluminal coronary angioplasty in a patient with three small vessel disease: the role of intravascular ultrasound.

  Ilias K Karabinos, Vassilis Spanos
  Hellenic journal of cardiology: HJC = Hellēnikē kardiologikē epitheōrēsē 49(6):432-3. · 1.23 Impact Factor
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  Article: The natural history of a penetrating atherosclerotic ulcer at the aortic arch.

  Ilias K Karabinos, Anastasios Papadopoulos, Gregorios Kotoulas, Demosthenes Katritsis
  Hellenic journal of cardiology: HJC = Hellēnikē kardiologikē epitheōrēsē 47(5):308-9. · 1.23 Impact Factor
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  Article: Unexpected opening of a totally occluded septal branch originating from an atheromatous lesion successfully treated with angioplasty and stenting.

  Ilias K Karabinos, Anastasios Salahas, Dimitrios Balatsouras, Antonios Tavernarakis
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  ABSTRACT: In about 50% of patients who undergo a percutaneous coronary intervention for an atheromatous lesion there is a side branch that is involved in or borders on the lesion. In such cases, the invasive cardiologist must make every attempt to rescue this branch. We present an unusual case of unexpected opening of a side branch of a coronary artery after balloon angioplasty and stenting of the main vessel. In a patient with subtotal occlusion of the anterior descending coronary artery, angioplasty and stenting caused the opening of a previously totally occluded septal branch that originated from within the treated atheromatous lesion. This case is an unusual example of atheromatous plaque shift that had an unexpectedly beneficial result.
  Hellenic journal of cardiology: HJC = Hellēnikē kardiologikē epitheōrēsē 47(1):46-50. · 1.23 Impact Factor
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  Article: Spontaneous thrombus formation in a normal left ventricle following administration of large doses of epoietin.

  Ilias K Karabinos, Spyridon Koulouris, Athanasios Kranidis, Mahmout El Ali, Antonios Marsonis, Vasiliki Kokkinou, Nikolaos Exadaktylos
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  ABSTRACT: We present a case of a thrombus formation within the left ventricle of a patient with a normal heart, who had previously been receiving high doses of erythropoietin for an inappropriately prolonged period.
  Hellenic journal of cardiology: HJC = Hellēnikē kardiologikē epitheōrēsē 48(1):44-6. · 1.23 Impact Factor