Comparative results of percutaneous transluminal coronary angioplasty in patients with dynamic versus fixed coronary stenosis
Authors:
- Michel E. BertrandMBMichel E. Bertrand
- Jean M. LaBlancheJLJean M. LaBlanche
- François A. ThieuleuxFTFrançois A. Thieuleux
- Jean L. FourrierJFJean L. Fourrier
- Gilles TraisnelGTGilles Traisnel
- Philippe AssemanPAPhilippe Asseman
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