Noninvasive quantification of stenotic semilunar valve areas by doppler echocardiography
Authors:
- Demetrio KosturakisDKDemetrio Kosturakis
- Hugh D. AllenHAHugh D. Allen
- Stanley J. GoldbergSGStanley J. Goldberg
- David J. SahnDSDavid J. Sahn
- Lilliam M. Valdes-CruzLVLilliam M. Valdes-Cruz
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