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Clinical outcomes following surgical mitral valve plasty or replacement in patients with infectious endocarditis: A meta-analysis

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Clinical outcomes following surgical mitral valve plasty or replacement in patients with infectious endocarditis: A meta-analysis
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Frontiers in Surgery, January 2023
DOI 10.3389/fsurg.2022.1048036
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Song Wang, Ting Zhou, Jinhui Bian, Geng Li, Wenjing Zhang, Si Chen, Yefan Jiang

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