Effect of prior coronary restenosis on the risk of subsequent restenosis after stent placement or directional atherectomy
Authors:
- Mauro MoscucciMMMauro Moscucci
- Robert N. PianaRPRobert N. Piana
- Richard E. KuntzRKRichard E. Kuntz
- Aaron D. KugelmassAKAaron D. Kugelmass
- Joseph P. CarrozzaJCJoseph P. Carrozza
- Cynthia SenerchiaCSCynthia Senerchia
- Donald S. BaimDBDonald S. Baim
Open Access
- 1 June 1994
- journal article
- Published by Elsevier in The American Journal of Cardiology
- Vol. 73 (16) , 1147-1153
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