Outcomes after thrombus aspiration for ST elevation myocardial infarction: 1-year follow-up of the prospective randomised TOTAL trial
Sanjit S. Jolly(Population Health Research Institute), Vladimír Džavík(University Health Network), Philippe Gabríel Steg(Mount Sinai Hospital), John A. Cairns, Kari Niemelä(Tampere University Hospital), Brandi Meeks(Population Health Research Institute), Salim Yusuf(Population Health Research Institute), Raymond Leung(Canadian Heart Research Centre), Sunil V. Rao(New York University), Samir Pancholy(Geisinger Commonwealth School of Medicine), Warren J. Cantor(University of Toronto), Ivo Bernát, Goran Stanković(University of Belgrade), Asim N. Cheema(Southlake Regional Health Center), Shamir R. Mehta(Population Health Research Institute), Olivier F. Bertrand(Institut universitaire de cardiologie et de pneumologie de Québec), Anthony Gershlick, James L. Velianou(Hamilton General Hospital), Shahar Lavi(London Health Sciences Centre), Saško Kedev, Álvaro Avezum(Sociedade de Nefrologia do Estado de São Paulo), Raúl Moreno(Hospital Universitario La Paz), David Horák(Krajská Nemocnice Liberec), Magdi El‐Omar(University of Birmingham), Madhu K. Natarajan(Population Health Research Institute), Peggy Gao, Michael Rokoss(Population Health Research Institute), Tej Sheth(McMaster University), S.A. Kassam, Robert C. Welsh(University of Alberta), Ravinay Bhindi(Royal North Shore Hospital), Saqib Chowdhary(Manchester Academic Health Science Centre)
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