Assessment of right atrial pressure-volume relations in patients with and without an atrial septal defect
Authors:
- Michael J. MillerMMMichael J. Miller
- Julian M. AroestyJAJulian M. Aroesty
- Peter SahagianPSPeter Sahagian
- William GrossmanWGWilliam Grossman
- Raymond G. McKayRMRaymond G. McKay
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