Injectable hydrogel properties influence infarct expansion and extent of postinfarction left ventricular remodeling in an ovine model
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Robert C Gorman | Masahito Minakawa | Jason A Burdick | Jamie L Ifkovits | Joseph H Gorman | J. Gorman | R. Gorman | J. Burdick | Jamie L. Ifkovits | Elena Tous | Masato Morita | J Daniel Robb | Kevin J Koomalsingh | K. Koomalsingh | M. Minakawa | M. Morita | Elena Tous | J. Robb
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