MR imaging characterization of postischemic myocardial dysfunction („stunned myocardium”︁): Relationship between functional and perfusion abnormalities
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C. Higgins | M. Wendland | M. Saeed | N. Derugin | T. Roberts | H. Sakuma | D. Szolar | M. Stiskal | C B Higgins | M Saeed | M F Wendland | N Derugin | T P Roberts | H Sakuma | D H Szolar | M A Stiskal
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