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Definition of important early morbidities related to paediatric cardiac surgery
  • Volume 27, Issue 4
  • Katherine L. Brown (a1), Christina Pagel (a2), Rhian Brimmell (a3), Kate Bull (a1), Peter Davis (a4), Rodney C. Franklin (a5), Aparna Hoskote (a1), Natasha Khan (a6), Warren Rodrigues (a7), Sara Thorne (a8), Liz Smith (a1), Linda Chigaru (a1), Martin Utley (a2), Jo Wray (a1), Victor Tsang (a1) and Andrew Mclean (a7)
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