Pulmonary and aortic blood flow measurements in normal subjects and patients after single lung transplantation at 0.5 T using velocity encoded cine MRI.
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S Grampp | C B Henk | B Schlechta | G Gomischek | W Klepetko | G H Mostbeck
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