The impact of direct admission to a catheterisation lab/CCU in patients with ST-elevation myocardial infarction on the delay to reperfusion and early risk of death: results of a systematic review including meta-analysis
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Magnus Andersson Hagiwara | Christer Axelsson | Anders Bremer | Johan Herlitz | Andreas Claesson | Gabriella Norberg | A. Claesson | J. Herlitz | A. Bremer | M. Hagiwara | C. Axelsson | Gabriella Norberg | Anders Bremer
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