The effect of bivalirudin and closure device on bleeding outcomes after percutaneous coronary interventions.

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Published in Open Heart on August 12, 2014

Authors

David R Dobies1, Kimberly R Barber2, Amanda L Cohoon3

Author Affiliations

1: Department of Cardiology , Regional Cardiology Associates , Grand Blanc, Michigan , USA.
2: Clinical Research, Genesys Regional Medical Center, Office of Research , Grand Blanc, Michigan , USA.
3: Cardiac Catheterization Laboratory , Genesys Regional Medical Center , Grand Blanc, Michigan , USA.

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