ABSENCE OF CLINICAL TRIGGERING IN DIABETIC PATIENTS WITH ST-SEGMENT ELEVATION MYOCARDIAL INFARCTION PREDICTS MULTIPLE VESSEL CORONARY DISEASE AND IS ASSOCIATED WITH INCREASED MORTALITY
Jeremy Ben‐Shoshan(Tel Aviv University), Maayan Konigstein(Tel Aviv University), Yaron Arbel(Tel Aviv Sourasky Medical Center), Ehud Chorin(Ben-Gurion University of the Negev), Michael Barkagan(Tel Aviv University), David Zahler(Tel Aviv University), Yafit Segman-Rosenstveig(Tel Aviv Sourasky Medical Center), Zach Rozenbaum(Tel Aviv University), Shmuel Banai(Tel Aviv Sourasky Medical Center), Ariel Finkelstein, Yacov Shacham(Tel Aviv University), Gad Keren(Assuta Medical Center), Yoav Granot(Tel Aviv University)
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