Pulmonary Artery Banding: Analysis of a 25-Year Experience
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We thank June M. Rabalais, Cathleen Joubert, and Eileen Gulotta for assistance with data collection, the medical editing department for preparation of the manuscript, and Barbara Siede for preparation of the illustrations.