Randomized prospective evaluation of prolonged versus abbreviated intravenous heparin therapy after coronary angioplasty
Authors:
- David R. CraggDCDavid R. Cragg
- Susan M. GlazierSGSusan M. Glazier
- Vellappillil GangadharanVGVellappillil Gangadharan
- Dominic L. MarsaleseDMDominic L. Marsalese
- Theodore L. SchreiberTSTheodore L. Schreiber
- William W. O'NEillWOWilliam W. O'NEill
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