TCT-452 The Role of the Collateral Circulation in Stable Angina: An Invasive Placebo-Controlled Study (ORBITA-STAR)
Christopher Rajkumar(Imperial College Healthcare NHS Trust), Rasha Al‐Lamee(Imperial College Healthcare NHS Trust), Neil Ruparelia(John Radcliffe Hospital), Muhammad Mohsin(Imperial College London), Matthew Shun‐Shin(Imperial College London), Sashiananthan Ganesananthan(Cardiff University), Kare Tang(Essex Cardiothoracic Centre), James F. Howard(University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill), Gerald Clesham(Imperial College Healthcare NHS Trust), Michael Foley(Imperial College London), Sukhjinder Nijjer(Imperial College London), Thomas Keeble(Essex Cardiothoracic Centre), Peter O’Kane(Royal Bournemouth Hospital), Ahmed Salih(Lung Institute), Fiyyaz Ahmed‐Jushuf(Guy's and St Thomas' NHS Foundation Trust), Tushar Kotecha(Royal Society), Florentina Simader(Imperial College London), Jason Dungu(Essex Cardiothoracic Centre), Dárrel P. Francis(Lung Institute), John Davies(Essex Cardiothoracic Centre), Shayna Chotai(Imperial College Healthcare NHS Trust)
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