CLINICAL CHARACTERISTICS OF PATIENTS WITH LEFT MAIN CORONARY ARTERY HIGH GRADE STENOSIS

Yoshiyuki Arai(Toray (United States)), Masami Shimizu(Kanazawa University), Bunji Kaku(Red Cross Hospital), Hidenobu Terai(Kanazawa Hospital), Tatsuaki Murakami(Fukui CardioVascular Center), Kazuo Osato, Ikuo Moriuchi(Fukui CardioVascular Center), Sumio Mizuno(Fukui CardioVascular Center), Y Takahashi, Masateru Onaka, K Konishi
Japanese Circulation Journal-english Edition
June 20, 1994
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