BLEEDING EVENTS AND THEIR CONSEQUENCES ON CARDIOVASCULAR EVENTS, READMISSION AND NET CLINICAL BENEFIT

Philippe Gabríel Steg; Deepak L. Bhatt; Stephen J. Ellis; Stefan H. Hohnloser; Eva Kleine; Matias Nordaby; Monika Simetzberger; Takeshi Kimura; Professor Gregory Lip; Jonas Oldgren; Jurriën M. ten Berg; Christopher P. Cannon; Hôpital Bichat

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