Noordergraaf et al., 2011 - Google Patents

Maintenance of the Circulation and Impedance-Defined Flow

Noordergraaf et al., 2011

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14334490592488218042
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Noordergraaf A
Noordergraaf A
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Blood in Motion

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Main classes of abnormality, electrical or mechanical, causing heart failure. The interpretation of abnormality ascribed to mechanical causes requires more than a century for clarification. Forward and backward failure become interchangeable. Clinical treatment of …
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