Preoperative cardiopulmonary exercise testing and risk of early mortality following abdominal aortic aneurysm repair
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C N McCollum | D. Atkinson | G. Hickey | S. Grant | N. Wisely | R A Hartley | A C Pichel | S W Grant | G L Hickey | P S Lancaster | N A Wisely | D Atkinson | A. Pichel | C. McCollum | C. Mccollum | R. Hartley | P. S. Lancaster | G. Hickey
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