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El Mayor Riesgo de Mortalidad que acarrea el Shock podría No Afectar la Supervivencia a Largo Plazo

L.A. McKeown

June 20, 2013

News Conference News EuroPCR 2013

ELISA-3: Early vs. Late Intervention No Different for High-Risk NSTE ACS Patients

Caitlin E. Cox

May 24, 2013

News Conference News ACC 2013

Rosuvastatin Helps Stave Off Contrast Nephropathy in NSTE-ACS Patients

L.A. McKeown

March 09, 2013

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Urgent Invasive Strategy Key for Out-of-Hospital Arrest Patients with ACS

Jason Kahn

October 23, 2012

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La Estrategia Invasiva Urgente es Clave para los Pacientes con SCA que entran en Parada Cardíaca Extrahospitalaria

Jason Kahn

October 23, 2012

Presentation

Urgent Invasive Strategy for Out-of-Hospital Cardiac Arrest Survivors Is Associated with Better Survival

Presenter: Annamaria Nicolino

October 22, 2012

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La Estrategia Precoz Agresiva en Pacientes Ancianos con SCASEST No es Perjudicial aunque la Ventaja sigue siendo Elusiva

Caitlin E. Cox

September 20, 2012

News Daily News

Early Aggressive Strategy in Elderly NSTE ACS Patients Not Harmful, Advantage Still Elusive

Caitlin E. Cox

September 20, 2012

News Daily News

Delayed PCI in Stable Patients with STEMI Still Beats Medical Therapy

Jason Kahn

July 27, 2012

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Meta-analysis: Early Invasive Strategy Best for Diabetic Patients with NSTE ACS

July 03, 2012

News Daily News

Meta Análisis: La Estrategia Invasiva Precoz es la Mejor en Pacientes Diabéticos con SCASEST

July 03, 2012

Presentation

Invasive vs. Conservative Strategy in Patients with Diabetes and Non-ST-Segment Elevation ACS

Presenter: Michelle L. O?Donoghue

July 02, 2012

News Daily News

PLATO Subanalysis: Ticagrelor Cost-Effective in ACS Patients

June 26, 2012

News Conference News ACC 2012

Early Cardiac CTA Improves Decision-Making in Suspected ACS

L.A. McKeown

March 27, 2012

Presentation TCT 2012

Are Adverse Events Following an Invasive Strategy in Patients with Non ST-Segment Elevation Acute Coronary Syndromes (NSTEACS) More Frequent at US Sites vs Non US Sites...

Presenter: Patrick Tobbia, Bruce R. Brodie, Thomas Stuckey, Brent T. McLaurin, David Cox, Martin Fahy, Ke Xu, Roxana Mehran, Gregg W. Stone

January 03, 2012

News Daily News

LIPSIA: No Rush for Treatment of High-Risk NSTEMI Patients

Leah Lawrence

December 08, 2011

News Daily News

Thrombolysis with Immediate Transfer for PCI Safe for Rural STEMI Patients

November 02, 2011

News Daily News

First-Year Stent Thombosis Risk High—and Dangerous—in ACS Patients

October 31, 2011

News Daily News

Delayed Primary PCI Generally Superior to Early Fibrinolysis for STEMI

July 25, 2011

News Daily News

Bleeding in ACS Patients Takes Center Stage in ESC Position Paper

July 05, 2011

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El Mayor Riesgo de Mortalidad que acarrea el Shock podría No Afectar la Supervivencia a Largo Plazo

ELISA-3: Early vs. Late Intervention No Different for High-Risk NSTE ACS Patients

Rosuvastatin Helps Stave Off Contrast Nephropathy in NSTE-ACS Patients

Urgent Invasive Strategy Key for Out-of-Hospital Arrest Patients with ACS

La Estrategia Invasiva Urgente es Clave para los Pacientes con SCA que entran en Parada Cardíaca Extrahospitalaria

Urgent Invasive Strategy for Out-of-Hospital Cardiac Arrest Survivors Is Associated with Better Survival

La Estrategia Precoz Agresiva en Pacientes Ancianos con SCASEST No es Perjudicial aunque la Ventaja sigue siendo Elusiva

Early Aggressive Strategy in Elderly NSTE ACS Patients Not Harmful, Advantage Still Elusive

Delayed PCI in Stable Patients with STEMI Still Beats Medical Therapy

Meta-analysis: Early Invasive Strategy Best for Diabetic Patients with NSTE ACS

Meta Análisis: La Estrategia Invasiva Precoz es la Mejor en Pacientes Diabéticos con SCASEST

Invasive vs. Conservative Strategy in Patients with Diabetes and Non-ST-Segment Elevation ACS

PLATO Subanalysis: Ticagrelor Cost-Effective in ACS Patients

Early Cardiac CTA Improves Decision-Making in Suspected ACS

Are Adverse Events Following an Invasive Strategy in Patients with Non ST-Segment Elevation Acute Coronary Syndromes (NSTEACS) More Frequent at US Sites vs Non US Sites...

LIPSIA: No Rush for Treatment of High-Risk NSTEMI Patients

Thrombolysis with Immediate Transfer for PCI Safe for Rural STEMI Patients

First-Year Stent Thombosis Risk High—and Dangerous—in ACS Patients

Delayed Primary PCI Generally Superior to Early Fibrinolysis for STEMI

Bleeding in ACS Patients Takes Center Stage in ESC Position Paper

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