Risk-adjusting key outcome measures in a clinical quality registry of PCI: development of a highly predictive model without the need to exclude very high risk conditions.

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Risk-adjusting key outcome measures in a clinical quality registry of PCI: development of a highly predictive model without the need to exclude very high risk conditions.

Session: Poster Session 3 - Coronary interventions - Stents

Topic: Stents

Speaker: Doctor D. Dinh (Victoria, AU)

Event: ESC Congress 2018

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Doctor Diem Dinh

Monash University, Victoria (Australia)

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Poster Session 3 - Coronary interventions - Stents

Speakers: Doctor D. Dinh, Mr P. Nicol, Assistant Professor D. Kitano, Doctor R. Modolo, Doctor N. Gonzalo Lopez...

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