Angiographic Outcomes in the PLATO

V. Kunadian, S.K. James, D.M. Wojdyla, C. Zorkun, J. Wu, R.F. Storey,Ph.G. Steg, H. Katus, H. Emanuelsson, J. Horrow, J. Maya,L. Wallentin, R.A. Harrington, C.M. Gibson

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