Multi-patient study for coronary vulnerable plaque model comparisons: 2D/3D and fluid–structure interaction simulations
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G. Stone | D. Giddens | Jie Zheng | D. Tang | G. Mintz | D. Molony | H. Samady | Liang Wang | Qingyu Wang | Akiko Meahara
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