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There are different degrees of how poorly the leaflets of the valve are closing and the resultant

Posted By: strength of blood flow. nm on 2006-12-04
In Reply to: aortic insufficiency - lola

Subject: There are different degrees of how poorly the leaflets of the valve are closing and the resultant

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