Contrast-enhanced moving-table MR angiography: prospective comparison to catheter arteriography for treatment planning in peripheral arterial occlusive disease.
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J. Menzoian | E. Yucel | H. Pagan-Marin | S. Reid | J. Woodson | Scott K. Reid | Heriberto R. Pagan-Marin | Jonathan Woodson | E. Kent Yucel
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