Comparison of early and late outcomes of TAVI alone compared to TAVI plus PCI in aortic stenosis patients with and without coronary artery disease
Yigal Abramowitz(University of Zurich), Ariel Finkelstein, Guy Katz(Massachusetts General Hospital), Arie Steinvil(Tel Aviv University), Yaron Arbel(Tel Aviv Sourasky Medical Center), Yanai Ben‐Gal(Tel Aviv University), Shmuel Banai(Tel Aviv Sourasky Medical Center), Amir Halkin(Tel Aviv University), Gad Keren(Assuta Medical Center), Ofer Havakuk(Tel Aviv University)
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