Two-year clinical outcome in patients with small coronary artery disease treated with everolimus- versus paclitaxel-eluting stenting.
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J. Yamashita | H. Hozawa | Masatoshi Suzuki | K. Nasu | Y. Takeda | Takahiko Suzuki | T. Aizawa | A. Okamura | S. Shirai | Y. Oikawa | T. Tsuji | M. Tanabe | H. Ota | T. Serikawa | Yoshiaki Mibiki | S. Usui | R. Kawaguchi | Y. Ujiie | Satoru Tohara | R. Gotoh | M. Kadotani | H. Abe | Y. Kashima | Y. Nakagawa
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