Early trends in N-terminal pro-brain natriuretic peptide values after left ventricular assist device implantation for chronic heart failure.
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A. Jaffe | T. Lesnick | W. Kremers | R. Rodeheffer | S. Kushwaha | J. Stulak | N. Pereira | R. Frantz | L. Joyce | R. Daly | A. Clavell | B. Edwards | Soon J. Park | B. Boilson | J. Schirger | T. Hasin
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