A new twist on an old idea: a two‐dimensional speckle tracking assessment of cyclosporine as a therapeutic alternative for heart failure with preserved ejection fraction
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D. Bluemke | Songtao Liu | A. Lardo | C. Baines | K. Dellsperger | M. Ahlman | K. Schuleri | C. Emter | J. Hiemstra | Jessica A. Hiemstra
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