Percutaneous transluminal coronary angioplasty in patients with prior coronary bypass surgery
Authors:
- John S. DouglasJDJohn S. Douglas
- Andreas R. GruentzigAGAndreas R. Gruentzig
- Spencer B. KingSKSpencer B. King
- Jay HollmanJHJay Hollman
- Thomas IschingerTIThomas Ischinger
- Bernhard MeierBMBernhard Meier
- Joseph M. CraverJCJoseph M. Craver
- Ellis L. JonesEJEllis L. Jones
- John L. WallerJWJohn L. Waller
- David K. BoneDBDavid K. Bone
- Robert GuytonRGRobert Guyton
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