Repeat coronary angioplasty as treatment for restenosis
Authors:
- Fernando GrigeraFGFernando Grigera
- Rohit R. AroraRARohit R. Arora
- Conrad C. SimpfendorferCSConrad C. Simpfendorfer
- Jay L. HollmanJHJay L. Hollman
- John H. FriersonJFJohn H. Frierson
- Irving FrancoIFIrving Franco
- Patrick L. WhitlowPWPatrick L. Whitlow
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