Institution of Veno-arterial Extracorporeal Membrane Oxygenation Does Not Lead to Increased Wall Stress in Patients with Impaired Myocardial Function

Overview of attention for article published in Pediatric Cardiology, December 2016

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RT @learnECMO: VA #ECMO Does Not Lead to Increased Wall Stress in Patients with Impaired Myocardial Function. https://t.co/A3awpW9wKI

RT @learnECMO: VA #ECMO Does Not Lead to Increased Wall Stress in Patients with Impaired Myocardial Function. https://t.co/A3awpW9wKI

RT @learnECMO: VA #ECMO Does Not Lead to Increased Wall Stress in Patients with Impaired Myocardial Function. https://t.co/A3awpW9wKI

RT @learnECMO: VA #ECMO Does Not Lead to Increased Wall Stress in Patients with Impaired Myocardial Function. https://t.co/A3awpW9wKI

VA #ECMO Does Not Lead to Increased Wall Stress in Patients with Impaired Myocardial Function. https://t.co/A3awpW9wKI

"Institution of Veno-arterial Extracorporeal Membrane Oxygenation Does Not Lead to Increased Wall Stress in https://t.co/7N0DSxsWpI