Mechanisms for left ventricular systolic dysfunction in aortic regurgitation: Importance for predicting the functional response to aortic valve replacement
Authors:
- Marvin M. KirshMKMarvin M. Kirsh
- Daniel G. MontgomeryDMDaniel G. Montgomery
- Milton D. GrossMGMilton D. Gross
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