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Vein graft disease:avoiding problems.

R Myler·P Thorpe·D Holmes·A Colombo·J Werner·C Gottschall·W O'Neill·M Marin·K Kent·T McNamara·C Pardinas·A Dhar·A Zapolanski·D Cavaye
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R Myler, P Thorpe, D Holmes, A Colombo, J Werner, C Gottschall, W O'Neill, M Marin, K Kent, T McNamara, C Pardinas, A Dhar, A Zapolanski, D Cavaye. 2001. Vein graft disease:avoiding problems.. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/11496838/

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