Use of drug-eluting stents in Victorian public hospitals.
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Summary
In Victorian public hospitals, drug-eluting stents have been largely reserved for patients at high risk of restenosis in accordance with Department of Human Services guidelines, however, many patients with high-risk criteria forrestenosis did not receive DESs.
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- 2014-03-01
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Computer science
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