Abstract 13447: An Injectable Conductive Polymer Hydrogel Improves Electrical Conduction Velocity in the Injured Heart
Zhi Min Cui(University of Toronto), Ren‐Ke Li(University Health Network), Jun Wu(Hainan Medical College Hospital), Nathan C. Ni(Toronto General Hospital), Terrence M. Yau(University of Toronto), Richard D. Weisel(University Health Network)
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