Bioresorbable Scaffold Technology: The Yet Unfulfilled Promise of Becoming the Workhorse Stent in the Cardiac Catherization Laboratory
Overview
Overview
Journal
Egypt Heart J
Publisher
Springer
Specialty
Cardiology & Vascular Diseases
Date
2018 Dec 29
PMID
30591764
Authors
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