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24 January 2013 by David Kilpatrick

Lecture

Observations in the Pulmonary Circulation

All credit to Dr. David Kilpatrick, Professor of Medicine at University of Tasmania, Hobart, Australia

A lecture from Dr. David Kilpatrick, FPVRI, Tasmania, Australia

 

Additional key-words:  introduction,wave analysis,wave reflections

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David Kilpatrick

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