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. 1970 Jul 25;3(5716):206. doi: 10.1136/bmj.3.5716.206

Spontaneous rupture of aortic valve cusp attachment.

D Avgoustakis, D Athanassiadis, P Toutouzas
PMCID: PMC1701147  PMID: 5448783

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