Social Deprivation Reduces the Prognostic Benefits of Cardiac Surgery: an analysis of 44,902 patients from 5 hospitals over 10 years: an observational study

Domenico Pagano; Nick Freemantle; B Bridgewater; Neil Howell; D Ray; M Jackson; M Fabri; D Keenan

Social Deprivation Reduces the Prognostic Benefits of Cardiac Surgery: an analysis of 44,902 patients from 5 hospitals over 10 years: an observational study

Domenico Pagano, Nick Freemantle, B Bridgewater, Neil Howell, D Ray, M Jackson, M Fabri, D Keenan

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Original language	English
Journal	British Medical Journal
Publication status	Published - 1 Jan 2009

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