Is early anticoagulation with warfarin necessary after bioprosthetic aortic valve replacement?
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T. Sundt | C. Mullany | T. Orszulak | J. Dearani | F. J. Puga | R. Daly | C. McGregor | K. Zehr | H. Schaff | Christopher G.A. McGregor | Richard C. Daly | H. V. Schaff | Francisco J. Puga | T. A. Orszulak
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