LONG TERM OUTCOMES FOLLOWING RENAL ARTERY INTERVENTIONS: HIGH CARDIOVASCULAR MORTALITY RATES WITH LOW RATES ATTRIBUTABLE TO KIDNEY DISEASE
Eric Wallace(University of Kentucky), Khaled M. Ziada(Cleveland Clinic), Bryon S. Cook(University of Kentucky), Ediz Tasan(University of Kentucky), Ahmed Abdel‐Latif(University of Kentucky)
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