Radiation exposure levels according to vascular access sites during PCI : A prospective controlled study.

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A H Mohammadalian

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A R Farajollahi

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A Tarighatnia

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E Koleini

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M Azadeh

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M Ghojazadeh

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10.1007/S00059-017-4639-1

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Nader D. Nader

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2017-11-03T00:00:00Z

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