Patient tolerance and resource implications of the use of the angioseal™ device after percutaneous coronary intervention
H. Kachwalla(Liverpool Hospital), C. Juergens(Liverpool Hospital), J. Robinson(Ipswich Hospital), Adelina M. Wong(Liverpool Hospital), A. Hopkins(Liverpool Hospital), John Crozier(UNSW Sydney), Sidney Lo, Harry C. Lowe(Concord Repatriation General Hospital)
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