[Limitations of myocardial blush grade in the evaluation of myocardial perfusion in patients with acute myocardial infarction and TIMI grade 3 flow].
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Vicente Bertomeu-González | Francisco J Chorro | Juan Sanchis | Julio Núñez | J. Núñez | V. Bodí | F. Chorro | J. Sanchis | Vicent Bodí | C. Gómez | María P López-Lereu | Cristina Gómez | Angel Llàcer | V. Bertomeu-González | Gonzalo Peña | Antonio Losada | G. Peña | A. Llàcer | A. Losada | M. López-Lereu | M. P. López-Lereu | J. Núñez
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