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We describe a case of recurrent multivessel coronary stent thrombosis in the absence of the typical hallmarks of this phenomenon: (i) discontinuation or poor compliance with double antiplatelet therapy; (ii) stent malapposition and (iii) stent underexpansion. In this case, the recurrence of stent thrombosis was indeed manifestation of a more complex underlying disease, and eventually allowed the clinicians to come to the final diagnosis of paroxysmal nocturnal haemoglobinuria.

Original publication

DOI

10.1093/omcr/omu063

Type

Journal article

Journal

Oxf Med Case Reports

Publication Date

01/2015

Volume

2015

Pages

167 - 169