Percutaneous coronary intervention-associated Actinomyces oris
<p dir="ltr">Coronary artery interventions are safe procedures yet have a risk of stent infection, bacteremia and sepsis, events that are rare but with high morbidity and mortality sequel. A few prior cases had reported post percutaneous coronary intervention (PCI) infections, absces...
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| Main Author: | Walaa Saeed (17100163) (author) |
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| Other Authors: | Mohammad Adam (17100166) (author), Tasneem A. Abdallah (17100169) (author), Ali S. Omrani (9590116) (author) |
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2020
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