Current results of management in transposition of the great arteries, with special emphasis on patients with associated ventricular septal defect
Authors:
- Aldo R. CastanedaACAldo R. Castaneda
- Amnon RosenthalARAmnon Rosenthal
- Eugene H. BlackstoneEBEugene H. Blackstone
- John W. KirklinJKJohn W. Kirklin
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