Myocardial atrophy and chronic mechanical unloading of the failing human heart: implications for cardiac assist device-induced myocardial recovery.
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Frank B Sachse | Mohamed Salama | Stavros G Drakos | Hui Li | Josef Stehlik | Rami Alharethi | Craig H Selzman | Junko Shibayama | Dean Y. Li | A. Kfoury | F. Sachse | O. Wever-Pinzon | M. Salama | C. Selzman | J. Fang | A. Zaitsev | S. Drakos | J. Stehlik | Dylan V. Miller | Dean Y Li | Abdallah G Kfoury | N. Diakos | James C Fang | B. Reid | A. Catino | R. Alharethi | Junko Shibayama | Hui Li | Nikolaos A Diakos | Omar Wever-Pinzon | Bruce B Reid | Dylan V Miller | Alexey V Zaitsev | Anna Catino
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