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e graphic follow-up was carried out only in patients with suspected SR based on clinical symptoms compatible with this diagnosis or ischemia observed in noninvasive tests. Intravascular ultrasound or optical coherence tomography was used in half the patients, and thus the number of undiagnosed SF could have been even higher. Furthermore, optical coherence tomography is still used infrequently, although its imaging resolution is better able to identify struts than intravascular ultrasound. In conclusion, SF diagnosis using intravascular imaging techniques is extremely accurate and is superior to diagnosis by radiologic imaging alone. This finding has prognostic implications, because SF increases the risk of SR and thrombosis. Some sirolimus-eluting DES (Cypher) have a higher incidence of SF than other DES.