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High FFR strongly predicts arterial graft dysfunction: pure benefit in a pure population?

European Heart Journal

6 June 2019
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ESC Journals CORONARY ARTERY DISEASE, ACUTE CORONARY SYNDROMES, ACUTE CARDIAC CARE Cardiovascular Surgery

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Morton J Kern
Morton J Kern

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VA Long Beach Healthcare System Long Beach , United States of America

Arnold H Seto
Arnold H Seto

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