Continuous wave laser angioplasty using IR (CO) or UV (Ar) lasers under visualization by a thin endoscope: in-vitro and in-vivo animal experiments
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Tsunenori Arai | Makoto Kikuchi | Masato Nakagawa | Haruo Nakamura | Akira Kurita | Akira Miyamoto | Kyoichi Mizuno | Yasuyuki Okamoto | Kimio Satomura | Atsushi Utsumi | Kiyoshi Takeuchi | Yoshiro Akai | Akira Suda | Masami Sakurada
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