STUDIES OF CONGENITAL HEART DISEASE. I. TECHNIQUE OF VENOUS CATHETERIZATION AS A DIAGNOSTIC PROCEDURE 1
L Dexter(Brigham and Women's Hospital), John M. Evans(Sheffield Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust), Roy E. Seibel(Brigham and Women's Hospital), Florence W. Haynes(Brigham and Women's Hospital), Eugene C. Eppinger(Brigham and Women's Hospital), C. Sidney Burwell(Brigham and Women's Hospital)
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