High Prevalence of Respiratory Ciliary Dysfunction in Congenital Heart Disease Patients with Heterotaxy Running title: Nakhleh et al.; Ciliary dysfunction in heterotaxy patients

نویسندگان

  • Nader Nakhleh
  • Richard Francis
  • Rachel A. Giese
  • Xin Tian
  • Maimoona A. Zariwala
  • Omar Khalifa
  • Safina Kureshi
  • Steven L. Sabol
  • Matthew Swisher
  • Patricia S. Connelly
  • Mathew P. Daniels
  • Ashok Srinivasan
  • Karen Kuehl
  • Nadav Kravitz
  • Kimberlie Burns
  • Cecilia W. Lo
چکیده

Nader Nakhleh, DO; Richard Francis, PhD; Rachel A. Giese, BS; Xin Tian, PhD, You Li, PhD; Maimoona A. Zariwala, PhD; Hisato Yagi, PhD; Omar Khalifa, MD; Safina Kureshi, MD; Bishwanath Chatterjee, PhD; Steven L. Sabol, PhD; Matthew Swisher, MD; Patricia S. Connelly, MS; Mathew P. Daniels, PhD; Ashok Srinivasan, PhD; Karen Kuehl, MD, MPH ; Nadav Kravitz; Kimberlie Burns, BS; Iman Sami, MD; Heymut Omran, MD; Michael Barmada, PhD; Kenneth Olivier, MD, MPH; Kunal K. Chawla, BS; Margaret Leigh, MD; Richard Jonas, MD; Michael Knowles, MD; Linda Leatherbury, MD; Cecilia W. Lo, PhD

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تاریخ انتشار 2012