Does competitive flow reduce internal thoracic artery graft patency?
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Eugene H Blackstone | B. Lytle | E. Blackstone | D. Cosgrove | J. Sabik | P. Houghtaling | Joseph F Sabik | Penny L Houghtaling | Bruce W Lytle | Mohammad Khan | Delos M Cosgrove | Mohammad K. Khan
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