Shifting the open-artery hypothesis downstream: the quest for optimal reperfusion
Authors:
- Matthew T RoeMRMatthew T Roe
- E.MAgnus OhmanEOE.MAgnus Ohman
- Arthur C.P MaasAMArthur C.P Maas
- Robert H ChristensonRCRobert H Christenson
- Kenneth W MahaffeyKMKenneth W Mahaffey
- Christopher B GrangerCGChristopher B Granger
- Robert A HarringtonRHRobert A Harrington
- Robert M CaliffRCRobert M Califf
- Mitchell W KrucoffMKMitchell W Krucoff
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