Restricted accessArticle commentaryFirst published online 2010-4
Commentary: Multiple Chimney Grafts for Total Endovascular Revascularization of the Visceral Arteries in the Setting of Ruptured TAAA: Inventive but Let's Wait for the Smoke to Clear on this One
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