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The hypothetical detrimental dog-bone effect during coronary angioplasty with compliant or non-compliant balloon. An in vitro experimental study

François Derimay12, Guillaume Cellier12, Armida Gomez3, Ricardo Copel3, Jacques Ohayon3, Gilles Rioufol12, Gerard Finet12
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