Automated analysis of atrial late gadolinium enhancement imaging that correlates with endocardial voltage and clinical outcomes: A 2-center study
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D. Rueckert | R. Boubertakh | R. Hunter | D. Rueckert | Wenjia Bai | S. Petersen | R. Boubertakh | N. Peters | D. W. Davies | R. Schilling | R. Karim | D. Francis | B. Ariff | P. Lim | P. Kanagaratnam | P. Kojodjojo | B. Ariff | L.C. Malcolme-Lawes | C. Juli | R. Karim | W. Bai | R. Quest | P.B. Lim | S. Jamil-Copley | P. Kojodjojo | D.W. Davies | D.P. Francis | R. Hunter | D. Jones | S.E. Petersen | R. Schilling | P. Kanagaratnam | N.S. Peters | S. Jamil-Copley | L. Malcolme-Lawes | C. Juli | D. Jones | R. Quest
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