Relationship of serum cardiac markers following successful percutaneous coronary intervention and subsequent exercise capacity in patients with chronic stable angina: a pilot study.

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David J Wright

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Douglas Thompson

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Lip-Bun Tan

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Simon G Williams

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Steve Taylor

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Association between CK-MB elevation after percutaneous or surgical revascularization and three-year mortality.

Minimal myocardial damage during coronary intervention is associated with impaired outcome

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10.1159/000082049

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Rodney Stables

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