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. 2014 Feb;10(1):65–72. doi: 10.2174/1573403X113099990027

Table 1.

Overview of Studies on Stimulation of Coronary Arteriogenesis. First Column Names the Study, Second and Third Columns Describe the Stimulus Used and Fourth Column Presents the Outcome.

Trial Stimulus Substance/route of Administration Outcome
Seiler et al. chemical GM-CSF (i.c., s.c.) Increase in coronary collateralization, increase of CFI
Belardinalli et al. chemical Dipyridamole (p.o.) Increase in coronary collateralization, combined with exercise
VIVA chemical rhVEGF (i.c.) No difference in angina frequency or exercise tolerance
AGENT chemical Adenoviral FGF4 (i.c.) Non-significant increase in exercise-time after 4 weeks
FIRST chemical FGF2 (i.c.) No difference in exercise tolerance when compared to placebo
Zbinden et al. chemical GM-CSF (s.c.) Increase in CFI, terminated when 2 patients developed ACS
Meier et al. chemical G-CSF (s.c.) Increase in CFI, more often lack of ST-segment elevation
Gloekler et al. mechanical ECP Increased CFI compared to Sham treatment (augmentation of venous return alone)
Art.Net.-2 mechanical ECP Increased CFI and FFR, improvement in angina frequency and dyspnea