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Serial Angiography in an Elastase-induced Aneurysm Model in Rabbits: Evidence for Progressive Aneurysm Enlargement after Creation

Naomi H. Fujiwara, Harry J. Cloft, William F. Marx, John G. Short, Mary E. Jensen and David F. Kallmes
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Naomi H. Fujiwara, Harry J. Cloft, William F. Marx, John G. Short, Mary E. Jensen, David F. Kallmes
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