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Clinical study of applying fructose-1,6-diphosphate and captopril to enhance the protective effects of cardioplegia solution on ischemic myocardium
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    • Clinical study of applying fructose-1,6-diphosphate and captopril to enhance the protective effects of cardioplegia solution on ischemic myocardium

    • 李彤 , 刘维永 , 杨景学 , 梁继河 , 易定华 , 汪钢 , 刘宗贵 , 方福珍 , 王伟宪
    • Military Medical Research Issue 4, Pages: 342-348(1993)

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