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Publications by Andrew Tye
Percutaneous Intervention for Infrageniculate Arterial Disease in Women May Be Associated With Better Outcomes When Compared to Men
Journal of Vascular Surgery
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PS144. The Influence of Gender on Infrageniculate Interventions
Journal of Vascular Surgery
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