Bleeding events are associated with an increase in markers of inflammation in acute coronary syndromes: an ACUITY trial substudy

Author:

Campbell Charles L.,Steinhubl Steven R.,Hooper William C.,Jozic Joseph,Smyth Susan S.,Bernstein Debra,De Staercke Christine,Syros George,Negus Brian H.,Stuckey Thomas,Stone Gregg W.,Mehran Roxana,Dangas George

Publisher

Springer Science and Business Media LLC

Subject

Cardiology and Cardiovascular Medicine,Hematology

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