CRT-76 Married Patients Undergoing Elective Or Urgent PCI Benefit From Improved Short- And Long-term Outcome - The Spouse effect

Israel Moshe,Michael A. Gaglia,Rebecca Torguson,Sa'ar Minha,Salem Badr,Joshua Loh,Hironori Kitabata,Lakshmana K. Pendyala,William O. Suddath,Kenneth M. Kent,Lowell F. Satler,Augusto D. Pichard,Ron Waksman

CRT-76 Married Patients Undergoing Elective Or Urgent PCI Benefit From Improved Short- And Long-term Outcome - The Spouse effect

2013

Israel Moshe
Michael A. Gaglia
Rebecca Torguson
Sa'ar Minha
Salem Badr
Joshua Loh
Hironori Kitabata
Lakshmana K. Pendyala
William O. Suddath
Kenneth M. Kent
Lowell F. Satler
Augusto D. Pichard
Ron Waksman

Marriage confers various health advantages in the general population. However, there is inconsistent data regarding the added value of marriage among patients who undergo percutaneous coronary intervention (PCI) beyond the standard cardiovascular risk factors. We aimed to assess the effects of

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Internal medicine
Conventional PCI
Percutaneous coronary intervention
Cardiology
Emergency medicine
Population
Medicine
Spouse
Added value
cardiovascular risk factors

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