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The international EC/IC bypass study.

L Amaducci·E S Flamm·R B Haynes·J P Mohr·S J Peerless·J T Robertson·C A Tulleken·Y Yonekawa
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L Amaducci, E S Flamm, R B Haynes, J P Mohr, S J Peerless, J T Robertson, C A Tulleken, Y Yonekawa. The international EC/IC bypass study.. https://doi.org/10.1161/01.str.13.2.247

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