Long-term outcome in congenitally corrected transposition of the great arteries
Authors:
- Thomas P GrahamTGThomas P Graham
- Yvonne D BernardYBYvonne D Bernard
- Beverly G MellenBMBeverly G Mellen
- David CelermajerDCDavid Celermajer
- Helmut BaumgartnerHBHelmut Baumgartner
- Frank CettaFCFrank Cetta
- Heidi M ConnollyHCHeidi M Connolly
- William R DavidsonWDWilliam R Davidson
- Mikael DellborgMDMikael Dellborg
- Elyse FosterEFElyse Foster
- Welton M GersonyWGWelton M Gersony
- Ira H GessnerIGIra H Gessner
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