Quantitative coronary angiography (QCA) in interventional cardiology: clinical application of QCA measurements.
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P J de Feyter | D Keane | P. Serruys | B. Strauss | C. Di Mario | P. D. de Feyter | D. Foley | J. Escaned | B. Rensing | P. Feyter | C. Mario | W. Hermans | J. Haase | P W Serruys | B J Rensing | J Escaned | B H Strauss | D P Foley | C di Mario | J Haase | W R Hermans | D. Keane | P. Serruys
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