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Walter Hermans; Benno Rensing; Jan Tijssen; Wolfgang Rutsch; Håkan Emanuelsson; Nicolas Danchin; William Wijns; François Chappuis; Patrick W. Serruys; David A. Foley

Patient, lesion, and procedural variable as risk factors for luminal

Journal of Cardiovascular Pharmacology 22(4): 45-57

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