Role of atrial contraction and synchrony of ventricular contraction in the optimisation of ventriculoarterial coupling in humans.
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T. Kamada | A. Kitabatake | T. Masuyama | K. Kodama | S. Nanto | K. Yamamoto | A. Hirayama | M. Mishima
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