Echocardiographic assessment of peak aortic velocity and acceleration and left ventricular contractility from the mitral valve echogram in dogs and man

Echocardiographic assessment of peak aortic velocity and acceleration and left ventricular contractility from the mitral valve echogram in dogs and man

by Bodh I. Jugdutt

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