G-CSF in patients suffering from late revascularised ST elevation myocardial infarction: final 1-year-results of the G-CSF-STEMI Trial.
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S. Schoenberg | G. Steinbeck | B. Wintersperger | A. Huber | W. Franz | H. Theiss | V. Henschel | M. Engelmann | Christine Theiss | S. Schönberg
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