Mookadam F
Department of Cardiovascular diseases, Mayo Clinic College of Medicine, Arizona, USA

Kheir ME
Department of Cardiovascular diseases, Mayo Clinic College of Medicine, Arizona, USA

Alharthi M
Department of Cardiovascular diseases, Mayo Clinic College of Medicine, Arizona, USA

Moustafa SE
Department of Cardiovascular diseases, Mayo Clinic College of Medicine, Arizona, USA

Kazimier FM
Department of Cardiovascular diseases, Mayo Clinic College of Medicine, Arizona, USA

McBain R
Department of Cardiovascular diseases, Mayo Clinic College of Medicine,, Arizona, USA

Mookadam M
Department of Cardiovascular diseases, Mayo Clinic College of Medicine, Arizona, USA

Tajik JA
Department of Cardiovascular diseases, Mayo Clinic College of Medicine, Arizona, USA

Milliner DS
Division of Nephrology, Mayo Clinic Hyperoxaluria Center, Mayo Clinic College of Medicine, Rochester, Minn, USA

Correspondence:

Farouk Mookadam, M.D.
Department: Department of Cardiovascular diseases, Mayo Clinic College of Medicine
Address: Mayo Clinic Arizona, 13400 E Shea Blvd., Scottsdale, AZ 85259-5499
City: Arizona
Country: USA
E-mail: mookadam.farouk@mayo.edu
Tel: 480-301-4012
Fax: 480-301-8018

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