Audit and quality control in angioplasty in Europe: procedural results of the AQUA Study 1997; assessment of 250 randomly selected coronary interventions performed in 25 centres of five European Countries

Autor: J. Antoni, Bernhard Meier, Y. Ogurol, V. Mühlberger, Gr. Heyndrickx, Federico Piscione, Nicolaus Reifart, W. Maier, Nicolas Danchin, K.L. Neuhaus, Manfred Wischnewsky, M.F. Enderlin, T. Bonzel

Publikováno v: Maier, W.; Enderlin, M.F.; Bonzel, T.; Danchin, N.; Heyndrickx, G.; Mühlberger, V.; Neuhaus, K.L.; Piscione, F.; Reifart, N.; Antoni, J.; Ogurol, Y.; Wischnewsky, M.B.; Meier, Bernhard (1999). Audit and quality control in angioplasty in Europe: procedural results of the AQUA Study 1997; assessment of 250 randomly selected coronary interventions performed in 25 centres of five European Countries. European Heart Journal, 20(17), pp. 1261-1270. Oxford University Press 10.1053/euhj.1998.1307

Aims Percutaneous transluminal coronary angioplasty (PTCA) has become the most widely used major intervention in western medicine. However, there is disparate use of this technique among different European countries and the U.S.A. In an attempt at qu

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