Echocardiography can predict which patients will develop severe mitral regurgitation after percutaneous mitral valvulotomy
Authors:
- Luis R. PadialLPLuis R. Padial
- Nelmacy FreitasNFNelmacy Freitas
- Alex SagieASAlex Sagie
- John B. NewellJNJohn B. Newell
- Arthur E. WeymanAWArthur E. Weyman
- Robert A. LevineRLRobert A. Levine
- Igor F. PalaciosIPIgor F. Palacios
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