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筋下大動脈狭窄症:シストリック前頭運動と圧力梯度間の定量的な関係

C Pollick, H Rakowski, E D Wigle

    Circulation
    |January 1, 1984
    PubMed
    まとめ

    交頭弁のシストリック前頭運動 (SAM) と筋下大動脈狭窄における圧差は,定量的に関連しています. エコー・カルディオグラフィーの測定は,この状態における圧差の重さを予測することができます.

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