Immediate ambulation following coronary angiography and intervention using a percutaneous vascular closure device (Techstar(R), Techstar XI(R)): A randomized trial vs manual compression

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Gerckens, U
Cattelaens, N
Mueller, R
Herchenbach, M
Staberock, M
Grube, E
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[1] HEART CTR SIEGBURG,SIEGBURG,GERMANY
[2] CARDIOL SIEGBURG,SIEGBURG,GERMANY
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CIRCULATION | 1997年 / 96卷 / 08期
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