Contemporary approaches and methods of stem cell transplantation in patients with end-stage heart failure

A.V. Gabrielian, R.V. Salutin, A.V. Yakushev, V.F. Onischenko, V.M. Shabliy, T.M. Domanskiy, I.V. Kudlay, S.V. Romanova, O.I. Mironyuk

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Improvement of the results of coronary artery bypass grafting by means of additional myocardial protection

B.M. Todurov, G.I. Kovtun, S.O. Sheludko

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S.M. Furkalo

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Unusual case of malignant course of right atrium myxoma

R.M. Vitovsky, V.V. Isaenko, A.V. Krivenky, I.G. Yakovenko, A.A. Antoschenko, E.A. Bilynskyy, A.Z. Paratsiy, T.I. Dedkova, L.I. Chernyakova

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