Mohammed Ibrahim, MD

Mercy Medical Center`s Experience: Early Ambulation post PCI with Use of Direct Thrombin Inhibitor, Bivalirudin

06/19/2008

It is now widely accepted that early sheath removal after percutaneous coronary intervention (PCI) reduces femoral access site complications and leads to earlier ambulation, possibly earlier discharge, and improved patient satisfaction....

It is now widely accepted that...

06/19/2008

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Mercy Medical Center`s Experience: Early Ambulation post PCI with Use of Direct Thrombin Inhibitor, Bivalirudin

06/19/2008

Mohammed Ibrahim , MD;

Martha Reyes , MD;

Annmarie Galli , BSN, MBA;

Samir M. Yebara , MD;

Sameer K. Mehta , MD, FACC, MBA;

It is now widely accepted that...

06/19/2008

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