Using observational data to estimate prognosis: an example using a coronary artery disease registry
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John B. Wong | Eric D. Peterson | Daniel B. Mark | Stephen G. Pauker | Robert M. Califf | Elizabeth R. DeLong | David B. Pryor | Charlotte L. Nelson | D. Pryor | E. DeLong | C. Nelson | Kerry L. Lee | D. B. Mark | Stephen G. Pauker | R. Califf | Eric D. Peterson | Kerry L. Lee | John B. Wong
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