Drug-eluting Stents: Cost-Benefit Targeting?

Drug-eluting Stents: Cost-Benefit Targeting?

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Matthias Pfisterer Drug-eluting stents and their additional benefit to low-risk patients were investigated in a cost-effectiveness analysis presented to the Stockholm cardiology meeting by Matthias Pf

Matthias Pfisterer

Matthias Pfisterer

Drug-eluting stents and their additional benefit to low-risk patients were investigated in a cost-effectiveness analysis presented to the Stockholm cardiology meeting byMatthias Pfistererfrom Basel. Audio Medica talked with him.

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