Coronary artery calcium to predict all-cause mortality in elderly men and women.
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Leslee J Shaw | Paolo Raggi | M. Budoff | T. Callister | L. Shaw | P. Raggi | A. Gopal | Tracy Q Callister | Matthew Budoff | Ambarish Gopal | M. Góngora | Maria C Gongora | M. Budoff
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