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Is there a bias against performing coronary revascularization in women?
The American Journal of Cardiology
|November 15, 1996
Abstract:
This study compares referral to coronary revascularization after diagnostic cardiac catheterization in 8,133 women and 25,785 men. Although gender played a role, angiographic severity of coronary disease was the most important determinant of the selection of patients for revascularization.
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