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Journal of Medical Microbiology|November 14, 2003

Susceptibility of oral bacteria to an antimicrobial decapeptideS P Concannon, T D Crowe, J J Abercrombie, et al.

Circulation|December 16, 1998

Development of transplantation vasculopathy and progression of donor-transmitted atherosclerosis: comparison by serial intravascular ultrasound imagingS R Kapadia, S E Nissen, K M Ziada, et al.

The Journal of Heart and Lung Transplantation : the Official Publication of the International Society for Heart Transplantation|March 7, 2000

Intravascular ultrasound imaging after cardiac transplantation: advantage of multi-vessel imagingS R Kapadia, K M Ziada, P L L'Allier, et al.

Circulation|August 8, 2001

Lumen loss in transplant coronary artery disease is a biphasic process involving early intimal thickening and late constrictive remodeling: results from a 5-year serial intravascular ultrasound studyH Tsutsui, K M Ziada, P Schoenhagen, et al.

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Journal of Medical Microbiology|November 14, 2003

Susceptibility of oral bacteria to an antimicrobial decapeptideS P Concannon, T D Crowe, J J Abercrombie, et al.

Circulation|December 16, 1998

Development of transplantation vasculopathy and progression of donor-transmitted atherosclerosis: comparison by serial intravascular ultrasound imagingS R Kapadia, S E Nissen, K M Ziada, et al.

The Journal of Heart and Lung Transplantation : the Official Publication of the International Society for Heart Transplantation|March 7, 2000

Intravascular ultrasound imaging after cardiac transplantation: advantage of multi-vessel imagingS R Kapadia, K M Ziada, P L L'Allier, et al.

Circulation|August 8, 2001

Lumen loss in transplant coronary artery disease is a biphasic process involving early intimal thickening and late constrictive remodeling: results from a 5-year serial intravascular ultrasound studyH Tsutsui, K M Ziada, P Schoenhagen, et al.

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