Adenosine stress cardiac magnetic resonance imaging for the assessment of ischemic heart disease
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Achim Seeger | Birgitt Schönfisch | Claus D. Claussen | Bernhard Klumpp | Ulrich Kramer | Meinrad Gawaz | Christina Doesch | Michael Fenchel | C. Claussen | B. Schönfisch | M. Fenchel | U. Kramer | M. Gawaz | B. Klumpp | A. Seeger | Stephan Miller | C. Doesch | Stephan Miller | Tobias Hoevelborn | Andreas E. May | A. May | T. Hoevelborn | S. Miller
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