Do Bisphosphonates Slow the Progression of Aortic Stenosis?
Authors:
- Akin CamACAkin Cam
- Sachin S. GoelSGSachin S. Goel
- Penny L. HoughtalingPHPenny L. Houghtaling
- Sarah WilliamsSWSarah Williams
- Ernesto Ruiz-RodriguezERErnesto Ruiz-Rodriguez
- Venu MenonVMVenu Menon
- Samir R. KapadiaSKSamir R. Kapadia
- E. Murat TuzcuETE. Murat Tuzcu
- Eugene H. BlackstoneEBEugene H. Blackstone
- Brian P. GriffinBGBrian P. Griffin
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