Outlook after acute myocardial infarction in the very elderly compared with that in patients aged 65 to 75 years
Authors:
- Elizabeth GilpinEGElizabeth Gilpin
- Staffan AhnveSAStaffan Ahnve
- Howard DittrichHDHoward Dittrich
- Pascal NicodPNPascal Nicod
- Hartmut HenningHHHartmut Henning
- John RossJRJohn Ross
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