Reversing the “risk-treatment paradox” of bleeding in patients undergoing percutaneous coronary intervention: Risk-concordant use of bleeding avoidance strategies is associated with reduced bleeding and lower costs

Amit P. Amin, Samantha Miller, Brandon Rahn, Mary Caruso, Andrew Pierce, Katrine Sorensen, Howard Kurz, Alan Zajarias, Richard Bach, Jasvindar Singh, John M. Lasala, Hemant Kulkarni, Patricia Crimmins-Reda

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