Experimental results and future prospects for a nonpulsatile cardiac prosthesis
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Hiroaki Harasaki | Yukihiko Nose | Ryohei Yozu | Leonard A. R. Golding | Gordon Jacobs | H. Harasaki | Y. Nosé | L. Golding | G. Jacobs | R. Yozu
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