Skin radiation injuries in patients following repeated coronary angioplasty procedures.
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J I Ten | E Vano | J. I. Ten | E. Vañó | J. Goicolea | C. Galván | L. González | L. Meiggs | C. Macaya | J Goicolea | C Galvan | L Gonzalez | L Meiggs | C Macaya
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