Quantification of Inflammation Within Rabbit Atherosclerotic Plaques Using the Macrophage-Specific CT Contrast Agent N1177: A Comparison with 18F-FDG PET/CT and Histology
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Fabien Hyafil | Zahi A. Fayad | Jean-Christophe Cornily | Josef Machac | J. Machac | Z. Fayad | F. Hyafil | L. Feldman | J. Rudd | J. Cornily | Laurent J. Feldman | James H.F. Rudd
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