Short- and long-term outcomes in octogenarians undergoing percutaneous coronary intervention with stenting.
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P. Serruys | S. D. de Boer | E. Boersma | R. V. van Geuns | C. Şimşek | R. V. van Domburg | K. M. Akkerhuis | M. Marcolino | J. Daemen | Peter J de Jaegere | K. Akkerhuis | P. Serruys | Ron T. van Domburg | Sanneke P. M. de Boer
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