ACCF Proposed Method for Evaluating the Appropriateness of Cardiovascular Imaging
Authors:
- John A. SpertusJSJohn A. Spertus
- Ralph G. BrindisRBRalph G. Brindis
- Robert C. HendelRHRobert C. Hendel
- Pamela S. DouglasPDPamela S. Douglas
- Eric D. PetersonEPEric D. Peterson
- Michael J. WolkMWMichael J. Wolk
- Joseph M. AllenJAJoseph M. Allen
- Ira E. RaskinIRIra E. Raskin
Abstract
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