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. 1974;1(5):408–412.

CARCINOID HEART DISEASE: CARDIAC SURGERY FOR INTRACTABLE HEART FAILURE

Efrain Garcia 1,2, Carlos F Taboada 1,2, Robert J Hall 1,2, Denton A Cooley 1,2
PMCID: PMC287509  PMID: 15215958

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