Correlation of continuous wave doppler velocities with cardiac catheterization gradients: An experimental model of aortic stenosis
Authors:
- Mikel D. SmithMSMikel D. Smith
- Philip L. DawsonPDPhilip L. Dawson
- Jonathan L. ElionJEJonathan L. Elion
- David C. BoothDBDavid C. Booth
- Rodney HandshoeRHRodney Handshoe
- Oi Ling KwanOKOi Ling Kwan
- Gary F. EarleGEGary F. Earle
- Anthony N. DeMariaADAnthony N. DeMaria
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