ACCF/AHA/HRS/SCAI clinical competence statement on physician knowledge to optimize patient safety and image quality in fluoroscopically guided invasive cardiovascular procedures
Authors:
- John W. HirshfeldJHJohn W. Hirshfeld
- Stephen BalterSBStephen Balter
- Jeffrey A. BrinkerJBJeffrey A. Brinker
- Morton J. KernMKMorton J. Kern
- Lloyd W. KleinLKLloyd W. Klein
- Bruce D. LindsayBLBruce D. Lindsay
- Carl L. TommasoCTCarl L. Tommaso
- Cynthia M. TracyCTCynthia M. Tracy
- Louis K. WagnerLWLouis K. Wagner
- Mark A. CreagerMCMark A. Creager
- Michael ElnickiMEMichael Elnicki
- Beverly H. LorellBLBeverly H. Lorell
Abstract
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