Improved early morbidity and mortality after Fontan operation: The mayo clinic experience, 1987 to 1992
Authors:
- Robert H. FeldtRFRobert H. Feldt
- Patrick W. O'LearyPOPatrick W. O'Leary
- Douglas D. MairDMDouglas D. Mair
- Carole A. WarnesCWCarole A. Warnes
- David J. DriscollDDDavid J. Driscoll
- Donald J. HaglerDHDonald J. Hagler
- Co-Burn J. PorterCPCo-Burn J. Porter
- Kenneth P. OffordKOKenneth P. Offord
- Hartzell V. SchaffHSHartzell V. Schaff
- Francisco J. PugaFPFrancisco J. Puga
- Gordon K. DanielsonGDGordon K. Danielson
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