Changes of echocardiographic parameters in primary mitral regurgitation and determinants of symptom: an assessment from the Asian Valve Registry data

Author:

Amano Masashi,Izumi Chisato,Kim Yong-Jin,Park Sung-Ji,Park Seung Woo,Tanaka Hidekazu,Hozumi Takeshi,Ling Lieng His,Yu Cheuk-Man,Fukuda Shota,Otsuji Yutaka,Song Jae-Kwan,Sohn Dae-Won

Publisher

Springer Science and Business Media LLC

Subject

Cardiology and Cardiovascular Medicine

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