14-Year Trends in PCI and CABG: Substantial Decrease in Both, Big Changes in Patients Treated

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14-Year Trends in PCI and CABG: Substantial Decrease in Both, Big Changes in Patients Treated

Posted: 02/17/2020
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Rick McGuire, CRTonline.org

Disparities in treatment improve, except for women

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