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Simon Parlow1,2, Pietro Di Santo1,2,3,4, Omar Abdel-Razek1,2
1CAPITAL (Cardiovascular Percutaneous Intervention Trials) Research Group (S.P., P.D.S., O.A.-R., R.G.J., P.M., L.R., H.F., B.M., J.W., R.M., B.H.), University of Ottawa, Canada.
Circulation
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