Myocardial dysfunction in donor hearts. A possible etiology.
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J. Pepper | M. Yacoub | M. Böhm | S. Harding | P. Barton | P. Burton | M. Michel | O. Zolk | V. Owen | Magdi H. Yacoub | V. Owen | John R. Pepper | Paul S. J. Burton | Oliver Zolk | Martin C. Michel | Michael Böhm | Sian E. Harding
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