Evolution and prognostic impact of low flow after transcatheter aortic valve replacement
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P. Pibarot | L. Nombela‐Franco | J. Rodés‐Cabau | E. Dumont | R. de Larochellière | J. Dumesnil | H. Ribeiro | M. Urena | M. Clavel | R. Capoulade | C. Thébault | H. Mahjoub | A. Dahou | F. Le Ven | Ricardo Allende Carrera | Robert de Larochellière | F. le Ven
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