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ORBITA-CTO Trial: Evaluating the Impact of Percutaneous Coronary Intervention on Symptomatic Chronic Total Occlusion in Stable Angina

MedXY Editorial Team•Jul 14, 2026•Cardiology
chronic total occlusionPercutaneous Coronary Interventionrandomized controlled trial安定型狭心症

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  • The ORBITA-CTO trial is the first placebo-controlled, randomized study assessing CTO PCI efficacy in stable angina patients with single-vessel coronary chronic total occlusion (CTO).
  • CTO PCI significantly improved daily angina symptom burden, increasing angina-free days by over 30 days versus placebo at 6 months.
  • Improvements were confirmed across patient-reported outcomes including the Seattle Angina Questionnaire and Canadian Cardiovascular Society class, with blinded assessment maintained.

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