Experiences of a quantitative coronary angiographic core laboratory in restenosis prevention trials

Walter Hermans; Benno J. Rensing; Jaap Pameyer; Patrick W. Serruys

doi:10.1007/978-94-011-1854-5_10

Experiences of a quantitative coronary angiographic core laboratory in restenosis prevention trials

In: Experiences of a quantitative coronary angiographic core laboratory in restenosis prevention trials (Developments in cardiovascular medicine)

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