Thirty-Year Survival After Cardiac Surgery in Children With Williams–Beuren Syndrome (from the Pediatric Cardiac Care Consortium Study)
Tawanda Zinyandu(Bridgeport Hospital), Lazaros Kochilas(Emory Healthcare), Pelagia Kefala-Karli(University of Nicosia), Leandros Sassis(University of Nicosia), Alejandro J Montero(Emory University), Jessica Knight(Emory University), Amanda S. Thomas(Emory University)
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