Lumen Loss in Transplant Coronary Artery Disease Is a Biphasic Process Involving Early Intimal Thickening and Late Constrictive Remodeling
Hiroshi Tsutsui(Cleveland Clinic), E. Murat Tuzcu(Cleveland Clinic), Atila Iyısoy(Denizli Devlet Hastanesi), Paul Schoenhagen(Cleveland Clinic), Jon D. Klingensmith(Cleveland Clinic), William A. Magyar(Cleveland Clinic), Masakazu Yamagishi, Robert E. Hobbs(Cleveland Clinic), Timothy D. Crowe(Cleveland Clinic), D. Geoffrey Vince(Cleveland Foundation), Khaled M. Ziada(Cleveland Clinic), Gustavo Rincón(Cleveland Clinic), Steven E. Nissen(Cleveland Clinic)
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