A Real World Experience of Guidewire-Induced Perforations during Percutaneous Intervention and Their Successful Management

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"A Real World Experience of Guidewire-Induced Perforations during Percutaneous Intervention and Their Successful Management"
written by Sridhar Kasturi, Vinothkumar Vilvanathan, Srinivas Polasa, Shiva Kumar Bandimida, Kripa Patel, Ashok Thakkar,
published by International Journal of Clinical Medicine, Vol.5 No.8, 2014

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