Influence of competitive pulmonary blood flow on the bidirectional superior cavopulmonary shunt. A multi-institutional study.
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J. Monro | J. Leblanc | S. Webber | O. Reich | Z. Slavík | B. Keeton | G. Sandor | P. Horváth | R. K. Lamb | J. Hruda
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