Restrictive ventricular septal defect: How small is too small to close?
Carl L. Backer(Northwestern University), Constantine Mavroudis(Northwestern University), Richard C. Winters(Northwestern University), Hiroshi Takami, D. Woodrow Benson(Northwestern University), Alexander J. Muster(Medical University of Graz), Vincent R. Zales(Jersey Shore University Medical Center)
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