Reoperation in biological and mechanical valve populations: Fate of the reoperative patient
Authors:
- G. FrankGFG. Frank
- O. TyersOTO. Tyers
- W.R. Eric JamiesonWJW.R. Eric Jamieson
- A. Ian MunroAMA. Ian Munro
- Eva GermannEGEva Germann
- Lawrence H. BurrLBLawrence H. Burr
- Robert T. MiyagishimaRMRobert T. Miyagishima
- Hilton LingHLHilton Ling
- 1 August 1995
- journal article
- Published by Elsevier in The Annals of Thoracic Surgery
- Vol. 60, S464-S469
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