Quantitative abdominal aortic flow measurements at controlled levels of ergometer exercise.
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P Boesiger | M B Scheidegger | S Kozerke | E M Pedersen | E. M. Pedersen | P. Boesiger | M. Scheidegger | S. Kozerke | S. Ringgaard | S Ringgaard | Erik Morre Pedersen | Steffen Ringgaard
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