Selection of patients and operation for revascularization surgery

• CA OSLER P126-E-4-85
• File
• 1969

Part of Arthur Vineberg Fonds

Fishbein, Morris

• CA OSLER P126-C-8-85
• File
• 1970-1975

Part of Arthur Vineberg Fonds

The rationale of revascularization surgery

• CA OSLER P126-E-4-86
• File
• 1969

Part of Arthur Vineberg Fonds

Fitzgibbon, Gerald M.

• CA OSLER P126-C-8-86
• File
• 1970-1982

Part of Arthur Vineberg Fonds

A single artery implanted into the confluence of a tricoronary arteriolar zone in the left ventricular wall may revascularize the entire heart

• CA OSLER P126-E-4-87
• File
• 1969

Part of Arthur Vineberg Fonds

Folkman, Judah

• CA OSLER P126-C-8-87
• File
• 1972-1973

Part of Arthur Vineberg Fonds

The continuity of right and left ventricular myocardial sinusoidal spaces and its relation to right ventricular implants

• CA OSLER P126-E-4-88
• File
• 1970

Part of Arthur Vineberg Fonds

Ford, William B.

• CA OSLER P126-C-8-88
• File
• 1966

Part of Arthur Vineberg Fonds

Revascularization of the entire heart through myocardial arteriolar implants

• CA OSLER P126-E-4-89
• File
• 1970

Part of Arthur Vineberg Fonds

Frank, Howard A.

• CA OSLER P126-C-8-89
• File
• 1959

Part of Arthur Vineberg Fonds