Contemporary outcome of cardiac catheterizations in 1085 consecutive octogenarians
Authors:
- Josef NiebauerJNJosef Niebauer
- Sebastian SixtSSSebastian Sixt
- Fuchun ZhangFZFuchun Zhang
- Jiangtao YuJYJiangtao Yu
- Peter SickPSPeter Sick
- Holger ThieleHTHolger Thiele
- Bernward LauerBLBernward Lauer
- Gerhard SchulerGSGerhard Schuler
- 29 February 2004
- journal article
- Published by Elsevier in International Journal of Cardiology
- Vol. 93 (2-3) , 225-230
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