Cardiopulmonary Exercise Testing Identifies Low Risk Patients With Heart Failure and Severely Impaired Exercise Capacity Considered for Heart Transplantation
Authors:
- Bernard R ChaitmanBCBernard R Chaitman
- Leslie W MillerLMLeslie W Miller
- Daniel YipDYDaniel Yip
- Mary Beth CishekMCMary Beth Cishek
- Thomas L WolfordTWThomas L Wolford
- Thomas J DonohueTDThomas J Donohue
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