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Influencia del Género en la Mortalidad a Largo Plazo en Pacientes que Debutan con SCASEST y se someten a PCI

Presenter: D. J. Kumbhani

January 26, 2012

Presentation

Influence of Gender on Long-term Mortality in Patients Presenting with NSTE ACS Undergoing PCI

Presenter: D. Kumbhani

January 26, 2012

Presentation TCT 2012

Predictors of Major Adverse Events in Female Patients with Acute Myocardial Infarction undergoing Primary PCI: Three Year Results from the HORIZONS-AMI Study

Presenter: Jennifer Yu, Roxana Mehran, Ke Xu, Avery E. Clark, Rebecca Pinnelas, Bernhard Witzenbichler, Ran Kornowski, Giulio Gaugliumi, Eugenia Nikolsky, Bruce R. Brodie, Alexandra J. Lansky, George Dangas, Gregg W. Stone

January 03, 2012

News Daily News

Women Have Less Neointimal Hyperplasia Than Men With ZES

Leah Lawrence

July 29, 2011

News Daily News

Women Less Likely to Receive Evidence-Based Therapies Than Men

Jason Kahn

March 09, 2011

News Daily News

Many Cardiovascular Devices Approved by FDA Without Sex-Specific Data

L.A. McKeown

February 28, 2011

News Daily News

In-Hospital Mortality Equal for Men, Women After PCI for STEMI

Caitlin E. Cox

February 08, 2011

News Daily News

Superiority of Xience V Over Taxus in Women Sustained at 3 Years

Leah Lawrence

February 03, 2011

News Daily News

Higher Long-term Mortality for Women Undergoing Primary PCI

Leah Lawrence

January 10, 2011

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Influencia del Género en la Mortalidad a Largo Plazo en Pacientes que Debutan con SCASEST y se someten a PCI

Influence of Gender on Long-term Mortality in Patients Presenting with NSTE ACS Undergoing PCI

Predictors of Major Adverse Events in Female Patients with Acute Myocardial Infarction undergoing Primary PCI: Three Year Results from the HORIZONS-AMI Study

Women Have Less Neointimal Hyperplasia Than Men With ZES

Women Less Likely to Receive Evidence-Based Therapies Than Men

Many Cardiovascular Devices Approved by FDA Without Sex-Specific Data

In-Hospital Mortality Equal for Men, Women After PCI for STEMI

Superiority of Xience V Over Taxus in Women Sustained at 3 Years

Higher Long-term Mortality for Women Undergoing Primary PCI

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