Treatment of aortic insufficiency with a descending aortic valvular homograft: 19-year follow-up and historical perspective
AUTOR(ES)
Smith, J. Marvin
RESUMO
This case report and 19-year follow-up concerns a patient with aortic insufficiency who was one of the first to undergo surgical treatment with a descending aortic valvular homograft. The historical perspective afforded here may stimulate ideas concerning advances in future methods and materials to be used in cardiac surgery.
ACESSO AO ARTIGO
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