1990
DOI: 10.1016/0002-9149(90)91011-t
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Usefulness of right-sided cardiac catheterization during “routine” coronary angiography

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“…5 In another study of 2,582 bilateral cardiac catheterizations by Kogan et al, pulmonary hypertension was detected in 46% of "routine" RHCs. 6 Laine et al performed a large study of >140,000 patients, using Medicare data from the state of Pennsylvania from 1992 to 1993, and showed that 8% of cases had a mean PA pressure of >30 mm Hg. 7 Various organizations, such as Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality methods have used the rate of BHC as a measure of hospital quality.…”
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“…5 In another study of 2,582 bilateral cardiac catheterizations by Kogan et al, pulmonary hypertension was detected in 46% of "routine" RHCs. 6 Laine et al performed a large study of >140,000 patients, using Medicare data from the state of Pennsylvania from 1992 to 1993, and showed that 8% of cases had a mean PA pressure of >30 mm Hg. 7 Various organizations, such as Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality methods have used the rate of BHC as a measure of hospital quality.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%