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Progression of coronary disease 5 to 7 years after aortocoronary bypass surgery

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Martial G. Bourassa, M.D.
Montreal, Quebec

J. Jacques Lesperance, M.D.
Montreal, Quebec

F. Corbara, M.D.
Montreal, Quebec

J. Saltiel, M.D.
Montreal, Quebec

Lucien Campeau, M.D.
Montreal, Quebec

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Montreal, Quebec

J. Saltiel, M.D.
Montreal, Quebec

Lucien Campeau, M.D.
Montreal, Quebec

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J. Saltiel, M.D.
Montreal, Quebec

Lucien Campeau, M.D.
Montreal, Quebec

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Cleveland Clinic Journal of Medicine - 45(1)
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Progression of coronary disease 5 to 7 years after aortocoronary bypass surgery
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