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Editorial
. 2004;31(3):276-7.

A casual versus causal relationship in coronary artery anomalies :a question of method

Paolo Angelini
Editorial

A casual versus causal relationship in coronary artery anomalies :a question of method

Paolo Angelini. Tex Heart Inst J. 2004.
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