THE RISK OF ADVERSE CORONARY EVENTS IS HIGHER IN PATIENTS WITH SEVERE OBSTRUCTIVE SLEEP APNEA FOLLOWING PERCUTANEOUS CORONARY INTERVENTION
Amina Adil(Aurora St. Luke's Medical Center), Arshad Jahangir(Aurora St. Luke's Medical Center), Suhail Allaqaband, Zoe Heis(Aurora St. Luke's Medical Center), A. Jamil Tajik(Atrium Health Wake Forest Baptist), Rafath Ullah(Aurora St. Luke's Medical Center), Tanvir Bajwa(Aurora Health Care), Beneet Pandey, Sulaiman Sultan, M. Fuad Jan(Aurora St. Luke's Medical Center), Tadele Mengesha(Aurora Health Care), Samian Sulaiman(Aurora St. Luke's Medical Center)
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