Visceral blood flow modulation: potential therapy for morbid obesity.

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Abdul M Zafar

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Bryan S Jay

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Christopher O Hampson

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Timothy P Murphy

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Tyler J Harris

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Total endovascular aortic arch reconstruction via fenestration in situ with cerebral circulatory support: an acute experimental study.

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