Theoretical Impact of the Injection of Material Into the Myocardium: A Finite Element Model Simulation
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Samuel T Wall | Kevin E Healy | Julius M Guccione | Mark B Ratcliffe | J. Guccione | Joseph C. Walker | M. Ratcliffe | K. Healy | S. Wall | Joseph C Walker | J. C. Walker
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