Relationship Between Operator Volume and Long-Term Outcomes After Percutaneous Coronary Intervention

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RT @DrDamluji: 6/ 🥸Fanaroff et al showed in-hospital mortality was lowest for high-volume operators but focused only on annual case volume,…

6/ 🥸Fanaroff et al showed in-hospital mortality was lowest for high-volume operators but focused only on annual case volume, not lifetime experience: @CircAHA 👇👇👇 https://t.co/APNZKc0JBf

#WeeklyCardioReview operator PCI volume inversely associated with outcomes in NCDR, driven by in-hospital death. 44% of US operators are low-volume (<50 PCI/yr) and early after fellow outcomes were "maintained" by @SVRaoMD @DrMauricioCohen at @CircAH…

RT @AnastasiaSMihai: An important question Congratulations @SVRaoMD @ACFanaroff 👏👏 #RadialFirst #CardioTwitter https://t.co/gn4SG1f5Je

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