Abstract
Patients with cirrhosis have significantly higher mortality with CABG, so are often considered for PCI for acute coronary syndromes (ACS). While the outcomes with PCI are worse in the presence of cirrhosis, it is unclear if the etiology of cirrhosis has an impact on in-hospital outcomes.
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