WHY DO SO FEW OLDER PEOPLE WITH AORTIC STENOSIS HAVE VALVE REPLACEMENT SURGERY?
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ABDUL-HAMID, A.R., MULLEY, G.P., WHY DO SO FEW OLDER PEOPLE WITH AORTIC STENOSIS HAVE VALVE REPLACEMENT SURGERY?. AGE AND AGEING, Vol. 28, no. 3 (1999), p. 261-264.
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Actitudes institucionales, Actitudes usuarios, Cardiopatías, Cirugía, Efectos, Enfermos, Factor de protección, Personas mayores, Toma de decisiones, Trasplante
Actitudes institucionales, Actitudes usuarios, Cardiopatías, Cirugía, Efectos, Enfermos, Factor de protección, Personas mayores, Toma de decisiones, Trasplante
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