Relation of aneurysmectomy in patients with advanced left ventricular remodeling to postoperative left ventricular filling pressure, redilatation with ischemic mitral regurgitation.

Relation of aneurysmectomy in patients with advanced left ventricular remodeling to postoperative left ventricular filling pressure, redilatation with ischemic mitral regurgitation.
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10.1016/j.amjcard.2004.10.024
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2005-02
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The American journal of cardiology
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Y. Otsuji;Eiji Kuwahara;K. Yuge;G. Yotsumoto;T. Ueno;Kenichi Nakashiki;S. Hamasaki;S. Biro;
Y. Otsuji;Eiji Kuwahara;K. Yuge;G. Yotsumoto;T. Ueno;Kenichi Nakashiki;S. Hamasaki;S. Biro;
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Y. Otsuji;Eiji Kuwahara;K. Yuge;G. Yotsumoto;T. Ueno;Kenichi Nakashiki;S. Hamasaki;S. Biro;

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