Causes and Presenting Features of Pulmonary Infarctions in 43 Cases Identified by Surgical Lung Biopsy
Authors:
- Joseph G ParambilJPJoseph G Parambil
- C. Dilara SavciCSC. Dilara Savci
- Henry D TazelaarHTHenry D Tazelaar
- Jay H RyuJRJay H Ryu
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