Rheumatic mitral stenosis in the perioperative setting ‒ an old acquaintance with new implications

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2025-08-03

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Barreiros, C., Giménez-Milà, M., & Sandoval, E. (2025). Rheumatic mitral stenosis in the perioperative setting ‒ an old acquaintance with new implications. European Journal of Clinical and Experimental Medicine. https://doi.org/10.15584/ejcem.2025.4.27

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