Microflow fields in the hinge region of the CarboMedics bileaflet mechanical heart valve design.
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Ajit P Yoganathan | Zhaoming He | A. Yoganathan | H. Leo | Zhaoming He | J. Ellis | Hwa-Liang Leo | Jeffrey T Ellis | Zhaoming He
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