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Stable Progression % Progression AS (+), n = 62 46 16 25.8 AS (−), n = 33 28 5 15.2 TI (+), n = 26 14 12 46.2 TI (−), n = 69 60 9 13.0 CL (+), n = 26 23 3 11.5 CL (−), n = 69 51 18 26.1 CIL (+), n = 29 27 2 6.9 CIL (−), n = 66 47 19 28.8
Note:—The progression of carotid artery stenosis was significantly less in patients with cilostazol use compared with patients without cilostazol use (P = .03). AS indicates aspirin; TI, ticlopidine; CL, clopidogrel; CIL, cilostazol. Forty-seven patients received single antiplatelet therapy (AS 16, TI 5, CL 14, CIL 12), 48 patients received dual antiplatelet therapy (AS+TI 20, AS+CL 11, AS+CIL 15, TI+CIL 1, CL+CIL 1). The progression of carotid artery stenosis was significantly less in patients with cilostazol use compared with patients without cilostazol use (P = .03).