Gender and age differences in outcomes of patients with acute coronary syndromes referred for coronary angiography
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L. Räber | P. Jüni | S. Windecker | T. Lüscher | F. Mach | W. Maier | U. Landmesser | B. Gencer | R. Klingenberg | C. Matter | D. Nanchen | D. Heg | P. Jakob | B. Stähli | M. Wischnewsky | S. Obeid | Philipp Jakob | P. Jüni
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