Repair of Aortic Coarctation in the First Three Months of Life: Immediate and Long-Term Results
Gary S. Kopf(Yale New Haven Hospital), Hillel Laks(University of California, Los Angeles), William E. Hellenbrand(Yale New Haven Hospital), Charles S. Kleinman(Yale University), Norman S. Talner(Yale New Haven Hospital), George Lister(Oxford Research Group)
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