A 66-year-old Woman with a Patent Ductus Arteriosus and no Significant Progression of Pulmonary Arterial Pressure Over 17 Years.
Tsuyoshi Matsunaka(Ehime University), Kunio Hiwada(Ehime University), Yuji Hara(Kyoto Medical Center), Hideki Okayama(Ehime Prefectural Central Hospital), Hidetoshi Hashida(Ehime University), K. Kohara(Ehime University), Taishi Kuwahara(Kurume University), Hideo Kawakami, Koji Kodama(Ehime University), Mareomi Hamada(Ehime University), Yuji Shigematsu(Ehime University), Yutaka Hayashi(Juntendo University), Shuntaro Ikeda(Kyoto University)
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