Abdominal Aortic Calcific Deposits Are an Important Predictor of Vascular Morbidity and Mortality
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L. Adrienne Cupples | Douglas P. Kiel | D. Kiel | L. Cupples | C. O’Donnell | Christopher J. O’Donnell | M. Hannan | Peter W.F. Wilson | Leena I. Kauppila | Marian Hannan | Joseph M. Polak | L. Kauppila | P. Wilson | Joseph M. Polak
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