Electronic ISSN 2287-0237

VOLUME

THE SHORT CUT STRATEGIES IN DIAGNOSTIC APPROACH FOR RARE CONGENITAL HEART DISEASES USING MRI , DEMONSTRATED BY TEN SELECTED CASES OF OUR EXPERIENCE AT BANGKOK HEART HOSPITAL.

SEPTEMBER 2016 - VOL.12 | CASE REPORT
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