Three-dimensional imaging and mapping of the right and left phrenic nerves: relevance to interventional cardiovascular therapy.
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M. Jinzaki | S. Kuribayashi | Y. Aizawa | K. Fukuda | S. Miyoshi | M. Yamada | Yoko Hagiwara | N. Nishiyama | K. Tanimoto | S. Takatsuki | K. Fukumoto | Takehiro Kimura | Y. Fukuda | Yoshiyasu Aizawa
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