Serial Angiographic Evaluation Over 5 Years after Coronary Bypass Surgery
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K. Hashimoto | Takahiro Inoue | T. Hachiya | K. Onoguchi | H. Takakura | N. Kawada | Tatsuumi Sasaki | S. Higashi | Tatsuro Takahashi
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