Improved late gadolinium enhancement MR imaging for patients with implanted cardiac devices.
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Marmar Vaseghi | J Paul Finn | Kalyanam Shivkumar | Stanislas Rapacchi | Shams Rashid | Roderick Tung | Peng Hu | J. Finn | S. Rapacchi | P. Hu | K. Shivkumar | R. Tung | M. Vaseghi | S. Rashid | J. Finn
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