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Serum lipoprotein levels fail to predict postangioplasty recurrent coronary artery stenosis
Garth E. Austin, MD, PhD, Jay Hollman, MD, Michael J. Lynn, MS and Bernard Meier, MD

Cleveland Clinic Journal of Medicine July 1989, 56 (5) 509-514;
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Risk factors for recurrent stenosis following successful coronary angioplasty
Jay Hollman, MD, Kavita Badhwar, MA, Gerald J. Beck, PHD, Irving Franco, MD and Conrad Simpfendorfer, MD

Cleveland Clinic Journal of Medicine July 1989, 56 (5) 517-523;
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Acute coronary occlusion after percutaneous transluminal coronary angioplasty
Conrad Simpfendorfer, MD

Cleveland Clinic Journal of Medicine September 1988, 55 (5) 429-432;
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Coronary artery spasm during balloon angioplasty in a patient receiving dopamine infusion
Paul T. McEniery, MB, BS, FRACP and Jay Hollman, MD, FACC

Cleveland Clinic Journal of Medicine September 1988, 55 (5) 464-466;
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A six-year evolution of percutaneous transluminal coronary angioplasty
Conrad Simpfendorfer, MD, Valerie Knezinek, Khosrow Dorosti, MD, Irving Franco, MD, Jay Hollman, MD and Patrick Whitlow, MD

Cleveland Clinic Journal of Medicine July 1988, 55 (4) 299-302;
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Follow-up after successful transluminal angioplasty
John C. Corbelli, M.D., Daniel F. Phillips, M.D., Richard J. Corbelli, M.D. and William C. Sheldon, M.D.

Cleveland Clinic Journal of Medicine December 1984, 51 (4) 591-600;
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Percutaneous transluminal angioplasty: review of iliac and femoral dilatations at the Cleveland Clinic
Robert A. Graor, M.D., Jess R. Young, M.D., Marian McCandless, R.N., Claudia Swift, R.N., James A.M. Smith, D.O., William F. Ruschaupt, M.D., Barbara Risius, M.D. and Margaret G. Zelch, M.D.

Cleveland Clinic Journal of Medicine March 1984, 51 (1) 149-154;

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