Blood flow conditions in the proximal pulmonary arteries and vena cavae: healthy children during upright cycling exercise.
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Christopher P. Cheng | Charles A. Taylor | Charles A Taylor | Robert J Herfkens | Jeffrey A Feinstein | R. Herfkens | J. Feinstein | Christopher P Cheng | Amy L Lightner | A. Lightner
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