Physicochemical and microscopical study of calcific deposits from natural and bioprosthetic heart valves. Comparison and implications for mineralization mechanism
D Mikroulis, D Mavrilas, J Kapolos… - Journal of Materials …, 2002 - Springer
Natural and bioprosthetic heart valves suffer from calcification, despite their differences in
etiology and tissue material. The mechanism of developing calcific deposits in valve tissue is …
etiology and tissue material. The mechanism of developing calcific deposits in valve tissue is …
Physicochemical and microscopical study of calcific deposits from natural and bioprosthetic heart valves. Comparison and implications for mineralization mechanism
D Mikroulis, D Mavrilas, J Kapolos… - Journal of Materials …, 2002 - hero.epa.gov
Natural and bioprosthetic heart valves suffer from calcification, despite their differences in
etiology and tissue material. The mechanism of developing calcific deposits in valve tissue is …
etiology and tissue material. The mechanism of developing calcific deposits in valve tissue is …
Physicochemical and microscopical study of calcific deposits from natural and bioprosthetic heart valves. Comparison and implications for mineralization mechanism
D Mikroulis, D Mavrilas, J Kapolos… - Journal of Materials …, 2002 - search.proquest.com
Natural and bioprosthetic heart valves suffer from calcification, despite their differences in
etiology and tissue material. The mechanism of developing calcific deposits in valve tissue is …
etiology and tissue material. The mechanism of developing calcific deposits in valve tissue is …
Physicochemical and microscopical study of calcific deposits from natural and bioprosthetic heart valves. Comparison and implications for mineralization mechanism
D Mikroulis, D Mavrilas, J Kapolos… - Journal of …, 2002 - pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov
Natural and bioprosthetic heart valves suffer from calcification, despite their differences in
etiology and tissue material. The mechanism of developing calcific deposits in valve tissue is …
etiology and tissue material. The mechanism of developing calcific deposits in valve tissue is …
Physicochemical and microscopical study of calcific deposits from natural and bioprosthetic heart valves. Comparison and implications for mineralization mechanism
D Mikroulis, D Mavrilas, J Kapolos… - Journal of Materials …, 2002 - elibrary.ru
Natural and bioprosthetic heart valves suffer from calcification, despite their differences in
etiology and tissue material. The mechanism of developing calcific deposits in valve tissue is …
etiology and tissue material. The mechanism of developing calcific deposits in valve tissue is …
Physicochemical and microscopical study of calcific deposits from natural and bioprosthetic heart valves. Comparison and implications for mineralization mechanism.
D Mikroulis, D Mavrilas, J Kapolos… - Journal of Materials …, 2002 - europepmc.org
Natural and bioprosthetic heart valves suffer from calcification, despite their differences in
etiology and tissue material. The mechanism of developing calcific deposits in valve tissue is …
etiology and tissue material. The mechanism of developing calcific deposits in valve tissue is …
Physicochemical and microscopical study of calcific deposits from natural and bioprosthetic heart valves. Comparison and implications for mineralization mechanism
D Mikroulis, D Mavrilas, J Kapolos… - Journal of Materials …, 2002 - infona.pl
Natural and bioprosthetic heart valves suffer from calcification, despite their differences in
etiology and tissue material. The mechanism of developing calcific deposits in valve tissue is …
etiology and tissue material. The mechanism of developing calcific deposits in valve tissue is …