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Figure. 14
Comparison of the changes in transvalvular gradient during follow-up in patients with pulmonary autograft versus those with aortic homograft. The transvalvular gradient falls down to an average value of 5 mmHg after operation and remains stable during the whole follow-up in the pulmonary autograft group, whereas it progressively increases in the aortic homograft group. (Reproduced with permission from [96]).
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Figure. 14 Comparison of the changes in transvalvular gradient during follow-up in patients with pulmonary autograft versus those with aortic homograft. The transvalvular gradient falls down to an average value of 5 mmHg after operation and remains stable during the whole follow-up in the pulmonary autograft group, whereas it progressively increases in the aortic homograft group. (Reproduced with permission from [96]). © 2011 Pibarot & Dumesnil, licensee Bloomsbury Qatar Foundation Journals.
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