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March 1, 1998Catheterization and Cardiovascular Diagnosis

Modified “T” stenting: A technique for kissing stents in bifurcational coronary lesion

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YKYoshio KobayashiNewYork–Presbyterian Brooklyn Methodist Hospital
Antonio Colombo
Antonio ColomboInterventional / Structural CardiologyTATatsuro AkiyamaEMO GVM Centro Cuore Columbus

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