Combination of plaque burden, wall shear stress, and plaque phenotype has incremental value for prediction of coronary atherosclerotic plaque progression and vulnerability.
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Habib Samady | Jin Suo | Don P Giddens | Arshed A Quyyumi | Charles Maynard | Parham Eshtehardi | Spencer King | Lucas H Timmins | A. Quyyumi | D. Giddens | C. Maynard | S. King | L. Timmins | P. Eshtehardi | H. Samady | J. Suo | M. Corban | Michael C McDaniel | Girum Mekonnen | Michel T Corban | Emad Rassoul-Arzrumly | M. McDaniel | G. Mekonnen | Emad Rassoul-Arzrumly | Jin Suo
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