Passive Stiffness of Myocardium From Congenital Heart Disease and Implications for Diastole
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Felix Chua | Efstathios Vassiliadis | T. Herron | J. Kentish | R. Chaturvedi | Robert L. Simmons | D. Shore | Pankaj Kumar | B. Sethia | F. Chua | E. Vassiliadis | Jonathan C Kentish | Rajiv R Chaturvedi | Todd Herron | Robert Simmons | Darryl Shore | Pankaj Kumar | Babulal Sethia | Robert Simmons
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