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1 month ago | cambridge.org | Rohit Loomba |Justin T. Tretter |Robert Anderson |Diane E Spicer

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1 month ago | mdpi.com | Adrian Crucean |Diane E Spicer |Justin T. Tretter |Rohit Loomba

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Nov 5, 2024 | dx.doi.org | Michael Kim |Justin T. Tretter |Robert Anderson |Diane E Spicer

Since the invention of the printing press and the publication of the first Gutenberg bible in 1455, books have held a sacred role as repositories of knowledge and learning. Within paediatric cardiology, the significance of comprehensive references such as Anderson’s Pediatric Cardiology have also been highly recommended for trainees and faculty.

Nov 5, 2024 | dx.doi.org | Michael Kim |Justin T. Tretter |Robert Anderson |Diane E Spicer

Since the invention of the printing press and the publication of the first Gutenberg bible in 1455, books have held a sacred role as repositories of knowledge and learning. Within paediatric cardiology, the significance of comprehensive references such as Anderson’s Pediatric Cardiology have also been highly recommended for trainees and faculty.

Apr 17, 2024 | onlinelibrary.wiley.com | Adrian Crucean |Diane E Spicer |Justin T. Tretter |Timothy J. Mohun

1 INTRODUCTION Despite having been studied for centuries, certain aspects of left ventricular anatomy remain either controversial or uncertain. In the first instance, a major problem exists in determining the boundaries of the ventricle. The mural atrioventricular junction provides a clear-cut boundary for part of its proximal extent.