Interaction Between Race and Income on Cardiac Outcomes After Percutaneous Coronary Intervention
Anirudh Kumar(Cleveland Clinic), Stephen G. Ellis(Université de Perpignan), Khaled M. Ziada(Cleveland Clinic), Gregory O. Ogunnowo(Cleveland Clinic), Jaikirshan Khatri(Cleveland Clinic), Leslie Cho(Cleveland Clinic), Umesh N. Khot(Urology of Indiana), Joanna Ghobrial(Cleveland Clinic), Penelope Rampersad(Cleveland Clinic), Grant W. Reed(Cleveland Clinic), Claire E. Raphael(Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore), Samir Kapadia(Cleveland Clinic), A. Michael Lincoff(Cleveland Clinic), Rishi Puri(Cleveland Clinic), Amar Krishnaswamy(Cleveland Clinic)
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