Hemodynamic events in a prospective randomized trial of propranolol versus placebo in the prevention of a first variceal hemorrhage

Roberto J. Groszmann(United States Department of Veterans Affairs), Jackie Bosch(Lemuel Shattuck Hospital), Norman D. Grace(Lemuel Shattuck Hospital), Harold O. Conn(Yale University), Guadalupe García–Tsao(Yale University), Miguel Navasa(Yale University), Jeanne Alberts(Lemuel Shattuck Hospital), Juan Rodés(Hospital Clínic de Barcelona), Rosemarie Fischer(Hospital Clínic de Barcelona), Max Bermann(Hospital Clínic de Barcelona), Stephen Rofe(United States Department of Veterans Affairs), Michael J. Patrick(Lemuel Shattuck Hospital), Emanuel Lerner(Hospital Clínic de Barcelona)
Gastroenterology
November 1, 1990
10.1016/0016-5085(90)91168-6
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